STRUCTURING THE SET OF INCOMPRESSIBLE QUANTUM HALL FLUIDS
arXiv:cond-mat/9505156 · doi:10.1016/0550-3213(95)00426-S
Abstract
A classification of incompressible quantum Hall fluids in terms of integral lattices and arithmetical invariants thereof is proposed. This classification enables us to characterize the plateau values of the Hall conductivity $\sH$ in the interval (in units where ) corresponding to ``stable'' incompressible quantum Hall fluids. A bijection, called shift map, between classes of stable incompressible quantum Hall fluids corresponding to plateaux of $\sH$ in the intervals $\,[1/(2\mini p+1),1/(2\mini p-1)\mini)\,$ and $\,[1/(2\mini q+1),1/(2\mini q-1)\mini)$, respectively, is constructed, with . Our theoretical results are carefully compared to experimental data, and various predictions and experimental implications of our theory are discussed.
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