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Fermi wave vector for the non-fully spin polarized composite-fermion Fermi sea

arXiv:1707.08623 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.96.235102

Abstract

The fully spin polarized composite fermion (CF) Fermi sea at half filled lowest Landau level has a Fermi wave vector , where is the density of electrons or composite fermions, supporting the notion that the interaction between composite fermions can be treated perturbatively. Away from , the area is seen to be consistent with for but for , where is the density of holes in the lowest Landau level. This result is consistent with particle-hole symmetry in the lowest Landau level. We investigate in this article the Fermi wave vector of the spin-singlet CF Fermi sea (CFFS) at , for which particle-hole symmetry is not a consideration. Using the microscopic CF theory, we find that for the spin-singlet CFFS the Fermi wave vectors for up and down spin CFFSs at are consistent with , where , which implies that the residual interactions between composite fermions do not cause a non-perturbative correction for non-fully spin polarized CFFS either. Our results suggest the natural conjecture that for arbitrary spin polarization the CF Fermi wave vectors are given by and .

12 pages, 9 figures and 2 tables (published version), updated references, corrected x-axis labels in Fig. 9 and added data for in Fig. 9

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