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Holographic anyonic superfluidity

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arxiv 1307.6336 v3 pith:XYQBGDNB submitted 2013-07-24 hep-th cond-mat.str-el

Niko Jokela , Gilad Lifschytz , Matthew Lippert This is my paper · ORCID
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Starting with a holographic construction for a fractional quantum Hall state based on the D3-D7' system, we explore alternative quantization conditions for the bulk gauge fields. This gives a description of a quantum Hall state with various filling fractions. For a particular alternative quantization of the bulk gauge fields, we obtain a holographic anyon fluid in a vanishing background magnetic field. We show that this system is a superfluid, exhibiting the relevant gapless excitation.

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