Composite fermions with quenched disorder at the half-filled Landau level
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Abstract
The gapless state at the half-filled Landau level is approximately described in terms of nearly-free composite fermions. Within the mean-field approximation, it has recently been shown that the composite fermions describe a quantum phase transition between an insulator and an integer quantum Hall state when the effects of a quenched disorder are included. Here, we further characterize this random quantum critical point using the non-linear sigma model and network model approaches to disordered fermions.
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Presenters
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Prashant Kumar
Physics, Stanford University
Authors
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Prashant Kumar
Physics, Stanford University
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Kevin Shengyi Huang
Physics, Stanford University
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Michael C Mulligan
Physics and Astronomy, Univ of California - Riverside, Physics & Astronomy, University of California, Riverside
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Srinivas Raghu
Physics, Stanford University