On the assumption that the Landau subband splitting is much larger than the subband width, the dynamical diffusion coefficient D (ω, E ) of a two dimensional electron system scattered by randomly distributed short-ranged impurities under strong magnetic fields is determined through diagramatic self-consistent treatment. The case where the Fermi energy E lies within the N-th Landau subband with N =0 is considered. Essential features of D (ω, E ) are the same as in the case with N =0 which was discussed in the previous work. The quantity D (0, E ) is finite only when the Fermi energy E is equal to E N (the “subband center”) at which the real part of the Green function for the N -th subband becomes zero, i.e., all the states are localized except for those at the subband center. The N -dependence of D (0, E N ) and the N - and E -dependences of the localization length for E ≠ E N are discussed.
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