Zero-bias conductance anomaly in bilayer quantum Hall systems
Yogesh N. Joglekar, Allan H. MacDonald
Abstract
Bilayer quantum Hall system at total filling factor ν=1 shows a rich variety of broken symmetry ground states because of the competition between the interlayer and intralayer Coulomb interactions. When the layers are sufficiently close, a bilayer system develops spontaneous interlayer phase-coherence that manifests itself through a spectacular enhancement of the zero-bias interlayer tunneling conductance. We present a theory of this tunneling conductance anomaly, and show that the zero-bias conductance is proportional to the square of the quasiparticle tunneling amplitude.
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