Landau levels for graphene layers in noncommutative plane
arXiv:2008.05726 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X21500871
Abstract
Starting from the zero modes of the single and bilayer graphene Hamiltonians we develop a mechanism to construct the eigenstates and eigenenergies for Landau levels in noncommutative plane. General formulas for the spectrum of energies are deduced, for both cases, single and bilayer graphene. In both cases we find that the effect to introduce noncommutative coordinates is a shift in the energy spectrum with respect to result obtained in commutative space.
arXiv comment15 pages, version to be published on International Journal of Modern Physics A
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