Collective Modes and Electronic Spectral Function in Smooth Edges of Quantum Hall Systems
Sergio Conti, Giovanni Vignale
Abstract
We present a microscopic theory of the collective modes of a ``smooth'' edge of a quantum Hall system, showing under what conditions these modes can be described as a set of independent bosons. We then calculate the electronic spectral function in an independent-boson model - a procedure that reduces to standard bosonization in the limit of ``sharp'' edge. The I-V tunneling characteristics deduced from this model exhibit, for low voltage, a power law behavior, with exponents that differ significantly from those of the sharp edge model.
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