The dynamic structure factor for a two-dimensional (2D) electron gas at $T=0$ is calculated by a method of recurrence relations. Our result indicates an interesting crossover behavior in going from interacting to noninteracting, which is unique to 2D electronic systems. The crossover behavior is characterized by a simple power law with a "classical" exponent, probably detectable by x rays. The validity of our result is tested against standard moment sum rules and also the static form-factor sum rule at high and low frequencies.
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