Abstract
The phenomenon generally referred to as the dip-effect in the conductivity of 2D electrons on a helium film with a rough substrate is discussed. The particular case where this effect arises with the motion of 2D electrons along a helium film on a periodically corrugated substrate is examined. Arguments for and against the use of this scenario for 2D electrons on arbitrary rough surfaces are presented.
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