Time-resolved photoluminescence maps reveal that edge magnetoplasmons in a ν=1/3 fractional quantum Hall state produce an immediate transverse quasi-electrostatic near-field response extending far into the bulk, together with slower secondary bulk dynamics.
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A proposed HBT interferometer at the ν=2/5 FQHE edge yields flux-dependent noise resembling the electronic version but with fractional charge e/3 and edge scaling dimensions in the large-device limit.
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Direct observation of the transverse near field of an edge excitation and associated slow secondary dynamics in a fractional quantum Hall state
Time-resolved photoluminescence maps reveal that edge magnetoplasmons in a ν=1/3 fractional quantum Hall state produce an immediate transverse quasi-electrostatic near-field response extending far into the bulk, together with slower secondary bulk dynamics.
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Hanbury Brown-Twiss interferometry at the $\nu=2/5$ fractional quantum Hall edge
A proposed HBT interferometer at the ν=2/5 FQHE edge yields flux-dependent noise resembling the electronic version but with fractional charge e/3 and edge scaling dimensions in the large-device limit.