Enigmatic 2+6/13 Filling Factor: A Prototype Intermittent Topological State
arXiv:2409.09002 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.110.L121303
Abstract
Observation of filling factor 6/13 is one of the surprising fractional quantum Hall states in the second Landau level because, in contrast to the standard wisdom, the fractions () with lower numerators, namely 4 and 5, have not yet been observed. We find that a state indeed forms at as an intermittent topological state between two prominent states at and with lower numerators. Also, we predict that a state forms at as an intermittent to and . Our proposed wave functions for and have excellent overlaps with the corresponding exact ground state wave functions. The Chern-Simons coupling matrices deduced from the form of these wave functions are analyzed to predict the topological properties, which may be experimentally verified.
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