Holomorphic quantum Hall states in higher Landau levels
arXiv:1912.10904 · doi:10.1063/5.0004111
Abstract
Eigenstates of the planar magnetic Laplacian with homogeneous magnetic field form degenerate energy bands, the Landau levels. We discuss the unitary correspondence between states in higher Landau levels and those in the lowest Landau level, where wave functions are holomorphic. We apply this correspondence to many-body systems, in particular we represent effective Hamiltonians and particle densities in higher Landau levels by corresponding quantities in the lowest Landau level.
arXiv commentFinal version. To be published in Journal of Mathematical Physics
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