Reply to Comment on "Strongly Correlated Fractional Quantum Hall Line Junctions"
arXiv:cond-mat/0603491 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.97.159702
Abstract
In two recent articles [PRL 90, 026802 (2003); PRB 69, 085307 (2004)], we developed a transport theory for an extended tunnel junction between two interacting fractional-quantum-Hall edge channels, obtaining analytical results for the conductance. Ponomarenko and Averin (PA) have expressed disagreement with our theoretical approach and question the validity of our results (cond-mat/0602532). Here we show why PA's critique is unwarranted.
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