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Fractional quantum hall effect in multicomponent systems

@inproceedings{Papic2010FractionalQH,
title={Fractional quantum hall effect in multicomponent systems},
author={Zlatko Papic},
year={2010}
}
• Z. Papic
• Published 23 September 2010
• Physics
We study a number of fractional quantum Hall systems, such as quantum Hall bilayers, wide quantum wells or graphene, where underlying multicomponent degrees of freedom lead to novel physical phenomena. In the quantum Hall bilayer at the filling factor nu=1 we study mixed composite boson-composite fermion trial wave functions in order to describe the disordering of the exciton superfluid as the bilayer distance is increased. We propose wave functions to describe the states of the bilayer for…
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