Abstract
Negative differential conductance has been observed in grid-shaped surface superlattices, realized in a high mobility two-dimensional electron system. The current-voltage characteristics vary with the modulation strength, indicating that the two-dimensional electronic transport properties can be manipulated in a controllable way. Theoretical modeling yields reasonable agreement with the experimental data.
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