The Universal Composite Fermion Hall Conductance at ν=1/2
D-H Lee, Yu. A. Krotov, J. Gan, S. A. Kivelson
Abstract
We show that at electronic filling factor ν=1/2, the lowest Landau level constraint implies that at any temperature, and in the presence of any amount of particle-hole symmetric disorder, the composite fermion Hall conductivity is precisely -e2/2h. (The electronic Hall conductivity is e2/2h.) This is inconsistent with the response of a composite Fermi liquid in zero effective magnetic field. We also examine perturbatively the nature of the putative composite Fermi liquid in the case in which the bare particles are anyons with ``nearly'' Fermi statistics.
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