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17 April 2024
 
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Electron - hole asymmetry and activation energy in quantum Hall ferromagnets
Vladimir I. Fal’ko ; S.V. Iordanski ;
Date 13 Mar 2000
Subject Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Hall Effect | cond-mat.mes-hall
AffiliationLancaster U), S.V. Iordanski (Landau Institute, Moscow
AbstractWe argue that the dissipative transport in ferromagnetic quantum Hall effect liquids at $ u=2N+1$ is dominated by the thermal activation of pairs consisting of an electron and an antiskyrmion (topological texture which represents a hole with ’screened’ exchange interaction), thus manifesting the lack of electron-hole symmetry in quantum Hall ferromagnets. We find that the activation energy of such a pair is not the exchange energy, but is determined by the interplay between the excess Zeeman energy of a skyrmion and the charging energy of its topological texture: $${cal E}=aepsilon_{{ m Z}}^{1/3}E_{{ m C}}^{2/3}ln ^{1/3}(frac{Im_{i}}{E_{{ m C}}^{2/3}epsilon_{{ m Z}}^{1/3}}), E_{{ m C}}=frac{e^{2}}{chi lambda}, $$ with $ aapprox 1.75$.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0003224
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