Fractional Quantum Hall Effect from 2+1 Bosonization

Physics – Condensed Matter – Strongly Correlated Electrons

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This paper presents a theoretical study of fractional quantum Hall effect within conventional phenomenological bosonization which is generalized in this paper for a two-dimensional electron gas in a quantizing magnetic field. It is remarkable that the resulting bosonized fermion operator describing electron state with a fixed Landau gauge momentum is effectively two-dimensional (2+1). It is shown that $\nu=1/3$ Laughlin state is an overlap of high harmonics of the electron density fluctuations between two electron states with different momentum defined by Landau gauge wave-function. It is then shown that a small value of the Coulomb interaction stabilizes the Laughlin state. In this case, the energy of the fractional charge excitation scales as a square-root of the magnetic field. The edges are gapless, carrying a fractional charge of $e/3$. When the filling factor is an even fraction, such as $\nu=1/2$, a small value of the Coulomb interaction smears out the overlap and leads the system to a Fermi liquid. Based on the calculations the hierarchy of fractional states is derived.

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