Two-Component Fractional Quantum Hall Effect in the Half-Filled Lowest Landau Level in an Asymmetric Wide Quantum Well
arXiv:1309.6284 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.89.195421
Abstract
We investigate theoretically the fractional quantum Hall effect at half-filling in the lowest Landau level observed in asymmetric wide quantum wells. The asymmetry can be achieved by a potential bias applied between the two sides of the well. Within exact-diagonalization calculations in the spherical geometry, we find that the incompressible state is described in terms of a two-component wave function. Its overlap with the ground state can be optimized with the help of a rotation in the space of the pseudospin, which mimics the lowest two electronic subbands.
6 pages, 6 figures; modified version contains discussion of energy gaps and results for another value of the magnetic field; version accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. B
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