Duality and Non-linear Response for Quantum Hall Systems

B.P. Dolan; Brian P. Dolan; C. P. Burgess; C.A. Lütken; C.A. Lütken; C.A. Lütken; C.P. Burgess; C.P. Burgess; D. Arovas; D. Shahar; D. Shahar; D.-H. Lee; H.P. Wei; L. Engel; P.T. Coleridge; P.T. Coleridge; R. Shankar; S. Kivelson; S. Weinberg; S.-C. Zhang; Y. Georgelin; Y. Georgelin

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Duality and Non-linear Response for Quantum Hall Systems

Authors: B.P. Dolan
Brian P. Dolan
C. P. Burgess
C.A. Lütken
C.A. Lütken
C.A. Lütken
C.P. Burgess
C.P. Burgess
D. Arovas
D. Shahar
D. Shahar
D.-H. Lee
H.P. Wei
L. Engel
P.T. Coleridge
P.T. Coleridge
R. Shankar
S. Kivelson
S. Weinberg
S.-C. Zhang
Y. Georgelin
Y. Georgelin
Publication date: 1 March 2001
Publisher: 'American Physical Society (APS)'
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We derive the implications of particle-vortex duality for the electromagnetic response of Quantum Hall systems beyond the linear-response regime. This provides a first theoretical explanation of the remarkable duality which has been observed in the nonlinear regime for the electromagnetic response of Quantum Hall systems.Comment: 7 pages, 1 figure, typeset in LaTe