Inhaltsangabe1 Two-Dimensional Interface Electron Systems.- 2 Strongly Correlated Coulomb Liquid.- 3 Quantum Transport Framework for Highly Correlated Electrons.- 4 Unconventional Hall Effect.- 5 Quantum Cyclotron Resonance.- 6 Interface Polarons.- 7 Wigner Solid. I. Dynamics on Rigid and Soft Interfaces.- 8 Wigner Solid. II. Transport Properties.- References.

Yuriy Monarkha: Degrees: Ph.D., Professor of physics; Post: Leading scientist. Permanent place of work: Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. He has long experience of work as a visiting professor in different scientific centers: Institute for Solid State Physics (The University of Tokyo), Grenoble High Magnetic Field Laboratory (Max-Plank-Institute and CNRS), Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN, Japan), Eindhoven University of Technology (The Netherlands). Kimitoshi Kono: Degrees: Dr. (Doctor of Science), Professor of Physics (Tokyo Institute of Technology). Post: Chief scientist. Permanent place of work: Low Temperature Physics Laboratory, RIKEN (The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research). He has experience of work as a visiting scientist in: University of Mainz and University of Konstanz.

Two-Dimensional Interface Electron Systems.- Strongly Correlated Coulomb Liquid.- Quantum Transport Framework for Highly Correlated Electrons.- Unconventional Hall Effect.- Quantum Cyclotron Resonance.- Interface Polarons.- Wigner Solid - Dynamics on Rigid and Soft Interfaces.- Wigner Solid - Transport Properties.