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The study of physical properties of condensed phases of matter, including solids and liquids.
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Entanglement between the electrons in the Laughlin wave function
This is interesting!
Just want to ask a few questions for clarification:
(1) Which geometry did you use for the states? disk, sphere, torus?
(2) Which set of Slater determinants did you computed over …
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Quantum Hall Effect and Edge States
There are a bunch of subtleties about the measurements and the conditions that define an “ideal” measurement. But here is the basic idea.
One of the most common measurement geometries is the "Hall b …
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Wave function of IQH and FQH electrons
A few extra words complementing Everett You's answer.
The ground state depends on the "filling fraction", which is the number of electrons per flux quanta that thread the 2 dimensional electron gas, …
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