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February 7, 2000Applied Physics Letters

High frequency conductivity of the high-mobility two-dimensional electron gas

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PBPeter J. BurkeCalifornia Institute of TechnologyISI. B. SpielmanNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyJEJ. P. EisensteinPennsylvania State University

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