Effect of electron–electron interaction on magnitude of quantum oscillations of dissipative resistance in magnetic fields.

Magneto-intersubband resistance oscillations (MISOs) of highly mobile 2D electrons in symmetric GaAs quantum wells with two populated subbands are studied in magnetic fields B = (B ⊥ , B ∥) tilted from the normal to the 2D electron layer at different temperatures T. The in-plane component (B ∥) of the field B induces magnetic entanglement between subbands, leading to beating in oscillating density of states (DOS) and to MISO suppression. Model of the MISO suppression is proposed. Within the model, a comparison of MISO amplitude in the entangled and disentangled (B ∥ = 0) 2D systems yields both difference frequency of DOS oscillations, d f , and strength of the electron–electron interaction, described by parameter ε F ∗ , in the 2D system. These properties are analyzed using two methods, yielding consistent but not identical results for both d f and ε F ∗. The analysis reveals an additional angular dependent factor of MISO suppression. The factor is related to spin splitting of quantum levels in magnetic fields. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]