Universal equilibrium currents in the quantum Hall fluid
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Geller, Michael R.; Vignale, Giovanni, 1957-;
Universal equilibrium currents in the quantum Hall fluid
The equilibrium current distribution in a quantum Hall fluid that is subjected to a slowly varying confining potential is shown to generally consist of strips or channels of current, which alternate in direction, and which have universal integrated strengths. A measurement of these currents would yield direct independent measurements of the proper quasiparticle and quasihole energies in the fractional quantum Hall states.
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