Landau Model and 4D Quantum Hall Effect in The Monopole Background
arXiv:2112.03038 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.065010
Abstract
We investigate the Landau problem in the monopole gauge field background by applying the techniques of the non-linear realization of quantum field theory. The monopole carries two topological invariants, the second Chern number and a generalized Euler number, specified by the monopole and anti-monopole indices, and . The energy levels of the Landau problem are grouped into sectors, each of which holds Landau levels. In the -sector, th Landau level eigenstates constitute the irreducible representation with whose function form is obtained from the non-linear realization matrix. In the sector, the emergent quantum geometry of the lowest Landau level is identified as the fuzzy four-sphere with radius being proportional to the difference between and . The Laughlin-like wavefunction is constructed by imposing the lowest Landau level projection to the many-body wavefunction made of the Slater determinant. We also analyze the relativistic version of the Landau model to demonstrate the Atiyah-Singer index theorem in the gauge field configuration.
1+32 pages, 7 figures; minor corrections
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