Introduction to the Physics of the Quantum Hall Regime
arXiv:cond-mat/9410047
Abstract
These lecture notes attempt to explain the main ideas of the theory of the quantum Hall effect. The emphasis is on the localization and interaction physics in the extreme quantum limit which gives rise to the quantum Hall effect. The interaction physics in the extreme quantum limit which is responsible for the fractional quantum Hall effect is discussed at length and from an elementary point of view.
arXiv comment50 pages, Figures available upon request, IUCM94-014
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