Successive electron-vortex binding in quantum Hall bilayers at
arXiv:2407.07938 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.110.195106
Abstract
Electrons in a quantum Hall fluid can bind with an integer number of vortices to form composite fermions and composite bosons. We show that the quantum Hall bilayer at filling with interlayer separation can be well-described in terms of these composite particles. At small the system can be understood as interlayer paired electrons and holes, whereas at large the system is best understood in terms of composite fermions with four vortices attached to each electron. By computing the overlaps of trial wavefunctions with the ground state from exact diagonalization, we find that as increases, the number of vortices that attach to each electron increases. We also construct trial states for two types of excitation, the Goldstone mode and a meron excitation. These two trial states have good overlaps with the lowest excited states in the exact diagonalization spectrum for small and intermediate respectively.
6 pages, 2 figures (3 pages, 4 figures in supplement)
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