Excitonic Ions and Pseudopotentials in 2D Systems: Evidence for Quantum Hall States of an X- Gas
Arkadiusz Wojs, Pawel Hawrylak, John J. Quinn
Abstract
Systems of up to twelve electrons and six holes on the Haldane sphere are studied by exact numerical diagonalization. The low lying states of the system involve bound excitonic complexes such as (Xn)-. The angular momenta of these complexes and the pseudopotentials describing their interaction are determined. The similarity to the electron pseudopotential suggests the possibility of incompressible ground states of a gas of X- ions for nu<=1/3. The nu=1/3 state of three X-'s is found.
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