Local Commuting Projector Hamiltonians and the Quantum Hall Effect

Abstract

We prove that neither Integer nor Fractional Quantum Hall Effects with nonzero Hall conductivity are possible in gapped systems described by Local Commuting Projector Hamiltonians.

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