Daniel C. Tsui
= Daniel C. Tsui
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= Daniel Chee Tsui
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= Daniel Tsui
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<Daniel C. Tsui> coauthored the 1982 observation of a fractional <quantum Hall effect>. High-mobility <electrons> confined to two dimensions exhibited a Hall plateau with <electrical resistance> $3h/e^2$ when the lowest spin-polarized <Landau level> was one-third filled. A simultaneous minimum in longitudinal <electrical resistance> distinguished a collective electronic state from an ordinary smooth change in transport. The result created a problem beyond the noninteracting integer Hall picture.<Two-Dimensional Magnetotransport in the Extreme Quantum Limit by Daniel Chee Tsui and others>[Physical Review Letters 48, 1559 (1982), observed one-third-filling plateau]{ref}
A <physicist> who studied <condensed matter> at Princeton.<Professional profile of Daniel Chee Tsui>[Independent professional identity]{ref}
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