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ISBN 10: 9810234309
ISBN 13: 9789810234300
Author: Zyun Francis Ezawa
Tremendous theoretical and experimental developments have recently been made in the sphere of the quantum Hall effect. Among them a field-theoretical approach has presented a fascinating unified physical picture. A most significant feature of the quantum Hall system is that exotic phenomena associated with statistics transmutation are realized. For instance, an electron may undergo Bose condensation by making a charge-flux composite, and fractionally charged excitations (anyons) emerge as quasiparticles. A pedagogical and self-contained discussion on monolayer and bilayer quantum Hall systems is given in a field-theoretical framework, together with an introduction to quantum field theory, anyon physics and Chern-Simons gauge theory. Only knowledge of quantum mechanics is assumed.This invaluable book will be of great interest to students and researchers in condensed-matter, theoretical, particle and mathematical physics.
Quantum Hall Effects Field Theoretical Approach and Related Topics 1st Table of contents:
Part I – Quantum Field Theory
1. Quantum Mechanics
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Hilbert Spaces
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Hamiltonian Formalism
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Creation and Annihilation Operators
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Uncertainty Principle
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Coherent States and Squeezed States
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Particle Number and Phase
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Macroscopic Coherence
2. Quantum Field Theory
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One-Body Hamiltonian
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Many-Body Hamiltonian
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Boson Field Operators
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Quantum Field Theory
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Fermion Field Operators
3. Canonical Quantization
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Relativistic Particles and Waves
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Schrödinger Field
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Real Klein-Gordon Field
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Complex Klein-Gordon Field
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Noether Currents
4. Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking
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Ferromagnets
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Real Klein-Gordon Field
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Complex Klein-Gordon Field
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Sigma Model
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Schrödinger Field
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Superfluidity
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Goldstone Theorem
5. Electromagnetic Field
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Maxwell Equations
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Canonical Quantization
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Interaction with Matter Field
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Anderson-Higgs Mechanism
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Massive Vector Field
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Superconductivity
6. Topological Solitons
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Topological Sectors
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Classical Fields
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Solitary Waves, Kinks, and Solitons
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Sine-Gordon Solitons
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Vortex Solitons
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Homotopy Classes
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Skyrmions in Planar Geometry
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CPN-1 Skyrmions
7. Anyons
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Spin and Statistics
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Fractional Statistics
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Quantum Mechanics
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Aharonov-Bohm Effect
Part II – Monolayer Quantum Hall Systems
8. Introduction
9. Landau Quantization
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Planar Electrons
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Cyclotron Motion
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Hall Current
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Symmetric Gauge
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Landau Gauge
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Lowest-Landau-Level Condition
10. Quantum Hall Effects
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Incompressibility
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Integer Quantum Hall Effects
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Fractional Quantum Hall Effects
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Quasiparticles
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Hall Plateaux
11. Quasiparticles and Activation Energy
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Impurity Potentials
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Gap Energies
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Dispersion Relation
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Thermal Activation
12. Field Theory of Composite Particles
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Composite Particles
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Statistical Transmutation
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Effective Magnetic Field
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Dressed Composite Particles
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Composite Particles in Lowest Landau Level
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Composite Fermions in Lowest Landau Level
13. Composite Bosons and Semiclassical Analysis
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Semiclassical Ground State
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Vortex Excitations
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Field Theory of Vortex Solitons
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Haldane-Halperin Hierarchy
14. Quantum Hall Ferromagnets
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Spin Coherence
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Spin Degree of Freedom
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SU(2) Composite Bosons
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Wave Functions
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Spin Field, Sigma Field, and CP1 Field
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Effective Hamiltonian
15. Spin Textures
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Spin Excitations
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Skyrmions
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Skyrmion Energy
16. Hierarchy of Fractional Quantum Hall States
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Jain Hierarchy
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Landau Levels of Composite Fermions
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Beyond Principal Sequences
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Spin Polarization
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Gap Energies
17. Edge Effects
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Shot Noises of Fractional Charges
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Chiral Edge Excitations
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Chiral Luttinger Liquid
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Electrodynamics on Edge
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Edge Tunneling and Sine-Gordon Solitons
Part III – Bilayer Quantum Hall Systems
18. Introduction
19. SU(2) Pseudospin Structure
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Bilayer Planar Electrons
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Gate Bias Voltages
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Pseudospins
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Compound States
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Charge-Transferable States
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Phase Diagrams
20. Bilayer-Locked States
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Composite-Boson Field
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Wave Functions
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Ground State
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Vortex Excitations
21. Interlayer-Coherent States
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Interlayer Coherence
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Composite Bosons
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CP1 Field
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Ground State
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Goldstone Mode
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Pseudospin Textures
22. Skyrmions in SU(4)-Invariant Regime
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SU(4)-Invariant Regime
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CP3 Skyrmions
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Spin-Skyrmions at v = 1
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Spin-Pseudospin Coherence at v = 2
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Compound State at v = 2
23. Bilayer Quantum-Hall Junction
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Josephson-Like Phenomena
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Parallel Magnetic Field
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Effective Hamiltonian
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Commensurate-Incommensurate Phase Transition
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Josephson Junction vs. Quantum-Hall Junction
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Plasmon Excitations
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Josephson-Like Effects
Part IV – Algebraic Approach
24. Introduction
25. Lowest-Landau-Level Projection
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Quantum Mechanics
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Quantum Field Theory
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Magnetic Translation
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Moyal Algebra
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Edge States
26. Quantum Hall Effects in Algebraic Approach
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Spinless Quantum Hall States
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Hall Current
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Noether Currents
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W∞×SU(2) Density Algebra
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Monolayer Quantum Hall Ferromagnets
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Spin Textures
27. Effective Hamiltonian in Algebraic Approach
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Bilayer Quantum Hall States
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Static Correlation Functions
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Effective Hamiltonian for Coherent Modes
28. Electric Currents in Bilayer Systems
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Electric Currents
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Hall Current
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Screening Current
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Tunneling Current
Appendices
A. Hausdorff Formulas
B. Pauli Matrices
C. Cauchy-Riemann Equations
D. Bogoliubov Transformation
E. Energy-Momentum Tensor
F. Exchange Interaction
G. One-Dimensional Soliton Solutions
H. Field-Theoretical Vortex Operators
I. Perturbative Analysis
J. Bosonization in One-Dimensional Space
References
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