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The Chern-Simons Fermi Liquid Description of Fractional Quantum Hall States
Steven H. Simon ;
Date 11 Dec 1998
Subject Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Hall Effect | cond-mat.mes-hall
AffiliationLucent Technology, Bell Labs
AbstractThe composite fermion picture has had a remarkable number of recent successes both in the description of the fractional quantized Hall states and in the description on the even denominator Fermi liquid like states. In this review we give an introductory account of the Chern-Simons fermion theory, focusing on the description of the even denominator states as unusual Fermi liquids. Contents include: 1. Introduction 2. Introduction to Chern-Simons Fermions 3. RPA 4. Landau Fermi Liquid Theory and MRPA 5. Magnetization and M2RPA 6. Perturbative Approaches and Trouble in the Infrared 7. Wavefunction Picture of Composite Fermions and Dipole Approach 8. Selected Experiments 9. Last Words
Source arXiv, cond-mat/9812186
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