THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ENERGY SPECTRUM OF LANDAU LEVELS IN A TIME-VARYING WEAK MAGNETIC FIELD
Keywords:
Landau levels, two-dimensional electron gas, weak magnetic field, time-dependent magnetic field, cyclotron frequency, quantization, energy spectrum.Abstract
This study presents a theoretical analysis of Landau levels in a two-dimensional electron gas subjected to a time-varying weak magnetic field. Under the weak modulation condition, the shifts of the energy levels, the spacing between adjacent levels, and their temporal evolution are presented graphically.
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