-Algebras, FQH Ground States, and Invariants of Binary Forms
arXiv:2104.05777 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2022.116010
Abstract
A prominent class of model FQH ground states is those realized as correlation functions of -algebras. In this paper, we study the interplay between these algebras and their corresponding wavefunctions. In the hopes of realizing these wavefunctions as a unique densest zero energy state, we propose a generalization for the projection Hamiltonians. Finally, using techniques from invariants of binary forms, an ansatz for computation of correlations is devised. We provide some evidence that, at least when , our proposed Hamiltonian realizes -wavefunctions as a unique ground state.
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