Particle-hole symmetry for composite fermions: An emergent symmetry in the fractional quantum Hall effect
arXiv:1711.01771 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.96.245142
Abstract
The particle-hole (PH) symmetry of {\em electrons} is an exact symmetry of the electronic Hamiltonian confined to a specific Landau level, and its interplay with the formation of composite fermions has attracted much attention of late. This article investigates an emergent symmetry in the fractional quantum Hall effect, namely the PH symmetry of {\em composite fermions}, which relates states at composite fermion filling factors and , where the integer is the level index and . Detailed calculations using the microscopic theory of composite fermions demonstrate that for low lying levels (small ): (i) the 2-body interaction between composite-fermion particles is very similar, apart from a constant additive term and an overall scale factor, to that between composite-fermion holes in the same level; and (ii) the 3-body interaction for composite fermions is an order of magnitude smaller than the 2-body interaction. Taken together, these results imply an approximate PH symmetry for composite fermions in low levels, which is also supported by exact diagonalization studies and available experiments. This symmetry, which relates states at electron filling factors and , is not present in the original Hamiltonian and owes its existence entirely to the formation of composite fermions. With increasing level index, the 2-body and 3-body pseudopotentials become comparable, but at the same time they both diminish in magnitude, indicating that the interaction between composite fermions becomes weak as we approach .
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