The effect of the presence of thermal Rayleigh waves on electrons is estimated. Most accessible to experiment is the case where the electrons are confined to the surface region by a magnetic field (magnetic surface level). The broadening of the level is calculated and is found to be linear in temperature in the temperature range of greatest interest.
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