The ν=1/2 Quantum Hall Effect and Symmetry Properties of Two-Component Paired Quantum Hall States
A. M. Tikofsky
Abstract
We describe paired quantum Hall states at filling fractions ν, where ν-1 is an integer, and present explicit wavefunctions for these states. Experiments are proposed to distinguish between paired states of singlet and triplet symmetry. It is argued from existing experimental data that the ν=1/2 state observed in double layer quantum wells is a singlet and not a triplet paired state. In contrast, this state has been interpreted as a `3-3-1 state' which is a triplet paired state.
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