Model interactions for Pfaffian paired states based on Chern-Simons field theory description

Abstract

On the basis of Chern-Simons field-theoretical description we propose a simple method for derivation of model interactions for Pfaffian paired states. We verify the method in the case of Pfaffian (i.e. Moore - Read) state, and derive a general form of the model interaction in the case of PH Pfaffian. More than one Landau level is needed to establish the correlations of the PH Pfaffian, and we present the values of relevant three-body pseudo-potentials for two Landau levels.

13 pages, 3 figures

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