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Universal Transport Theory for Paired Fractional Quantum Hall States in the Quantum Point Contact Geometry
A weak-strong duality maps strong quasiparticle tunneling to weak electron tunneling and yields stable scaling exponents that distinguish paired fractional quantum Hall states.
arxiv:2601.08792 v2 · 2026-01-13 · cond-mat.mes-hall · cond-mat.str-el
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We establish a weak-strong duality relating strong quasiparticle tunneling to weak electron tunneling. We calculate the scaling dimensions of the tunneling operators and demonstrate that while the weak-coupling fixed point is generally unstable, the strong-coupling fixed point is stable for physically relevant filling fractions and number of Majorana fermions. These transport exponents provide a distinct experimental fingerprint to identify the topological phases of even-denominator FQH states.
The paired FQH states are accurately described by an so(N)_1 × u(1) conformal field theory for arbitrary N = |C_cf|, and the non-perturbative instanton approximation remains valid across the relevant parameter range.
A conformal field theory treatment of paired fractional quantum Hall states in the quantum point contact geometry yields stable strong-coupling fixed points and distinct transport scaling exponents that serve as fingerprints for identifying the underlying topological order.
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