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19932024
most citedQuantum Group and Magnetic Translations. Bethe-Ansatz Solution for Azbel-Hofstadter Problem

74 citations · 196 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

hep-th2024

Multivalued Wess-Zumino-Novikov Functional and Chiral Anomaly in Hydrodynamics

P. B. Wiegmann

We present a hydrodynamic framework derived from the action of a perfect fluid, modified by the hydrodynamic analog of Novikov's multivalued functional. This modification introduce…

cond-mat.stat-mech2013★ 20 cited

Exact and asymptotic features of the edge density profile for the one component plasma in two dimensions

T. Can, P. J. Forrester, G. Tellez +1

There is a well known analogy between the Laughlin trial wave function for the fractional quantum Hall effect, and the Boltzmann factor for the two-dimensional one-component plasma…

cond-mat.str-el2013★ 28 cited

Singular Behavior At The Edge of Laughlin States

T. Can, P. J. Forrester, G. Téllez +1

A distinguishing feature of fractional quantum Hall (FQH) states is a singular behavior of equilibrium densities at boundaries. In contrast to states at integer filling fraction, s…

nlin.SI2006

Nonlinear Dynamics of Quantum Systems and Soliton Theory

Eldad Bettelheim, Alexander G. Abanov, Paul Wiegmann

We show that space-time evolution of one-dimensional fermionic systems is described by nonlinear equations of soliton theory. We identify a space-time dependence of a matrix elemen…

hep-th2000

-function for analytic curves

I. K. Kostov, I. Krichever, M. Mineev-Weinstein +2

We review the concept of -function for simple analytic curves. The -function gives a formal solution to the 2D inverse potential problem and appears as the -function of th…

hep-th1999★ 10 cited

On the singular spectrum of the Almost Mathieu operator. Arithmetics and Cantor spectra of integrable models

P. B. Wiegmann

I review a recent progress towards solution of the Almost Mathieu equation (A.G. Abanov, J.C. Talstra, P.B. Wiegmann, Nucl. Phys. B 525, 571, 1998), known also as Harper's equation…