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Abstract
In solids, the high density of charged particles makes many-body interactions a pervasive principle governing optics and electronics(1-12). However, Walter Kohn found in 1961 that the cyclotron resonance of Landau-quantized electrons is independent of the seemingly inescapable Coulomb interaction between electrons(2). Although this surprising theorem has been exploited in sophisticated quantum ...

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