Broken Symmetry Ground States in ν=2 Bilayer Quantum Hall Systems
A. H. MacDonald, R. Rajaraman, T. Jungwirth
Abstract
We report on a study of a bilayer two-dimensional electron gas at Landau level filling factor ν=2. The system exhibits both magnetic and spontaneous interlayer phase coherence broken symmetries. We propose a 3-parameter Slater determinant variational wavefunction which describes the ground state over the full range of bias potential (ΔV) Zeeman coupling (Δz) and interlayer tunneling amplitude (Δt) strengths. Broken symmetry states occur inside a volume in this three-dimensional phase diagram near the Δz2=ΔV2+Δt2 surface. We have obtained analytic results for the intersections of the phase diagram with the Δt=0, Δz=0, and ΔV=0, planes and show that the differential capacitance of the bilayer system is singular at the phase boundary.
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