2013
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.88.205101
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Non-Abelian fractional Chern insulators from long-range interactions

Abstract: The recent theoretical discovery of fractional Chern insulators (FCIs) has provided an important new way to realize topologically ordered states in lattice models. In earlier works, on-site and nearest-neighbor Hubbard-like interactions have been used extensively to stabilize Abelian FCIs in systems with nearly flat, topologically nontrivial bands. However, attempts to use two-body interactions to stabilize non-Abelian FCIs, where the ground state in the presence of impurities can be massively degenerate and m… Show more

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“…Parent Hamiltonians of the states in the lattice limit were derived using analytical tools from CFT and in some cases it was shown that these states could be stabilized by local Hamiltonians in one and two dimensions. The Hamiltonians derived in the present paper are not expected [31] to be of the fractional Chern insulator type, but since the models can be constructed on arbitrary lattices, it would be of interest to check whether Moore-Read states obtained in fractional Chern insulators [17,[20][21][22][23][24] are close to the states we introduce. Moreover it has been possible using tools from CFT to write lattice wave functions for localized quasiholes of Laughlin states and to derive their parent Hamiltonians [56] and we expect that a similar procedure can be applied to the states we have introduced to obtain quasiholes of Moore-Read states as well as their parent Hamiltonians.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Parent Hamiltonians of the states in the lattice limit were derived using analytical tools from CFT and in some cases it was shown that these states could be stabilized by local Hamiltonians in one and two dimensions. The Hamiltonians derived in the present paper are not expected [31] to be of the fractional Chern insulator type, but since the models can be constructed on arbitrary lattices, it would be of interest to check whether Moore-Read states obtained in fractional Chern insulators [17,[20][21][22][23][24] are close to the states we introduce. Moreover it has been possible using tools from CFT to write lattice wave functions for localized quasiholes of Laughlin states and to derive their parent Hamiltonians [56] and we expect that a similar procedure can be applied to the states we have introduced to obtain quasiholes of Moore-Read states as well as their parent Hamiltonians.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…In the first approach, one tries to mimic electrons in a magnetic field by replacing the fractionally filled Landau level by a nearly flat fractionally filled Chern band and adding local interactions [15][16][17][18][19]. Non-Abelian FQH states where found in such lattice models with topological flat bands [20][21][22][23][24].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Possible extensions of this work include other FCI states, and in particular those hosting non-Abelian QHs [88][89][90][91][92]. State E/t Ψ0 -9.865430303 Ψ1 -9.860769293 Ψ2 -9.828784649 TABLE IV.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…with integer k ≥ 1 [32]. In this setup, the ground state without defects is two copies of model Z k Read-Rezayi (RR) states on the lattice, residing in the lowest 2φL x L y exactly degenerate eigenstates of H 0 with filling fraction ν = N b /(2φL x L y ) = k/2 [33,34]. Adding M pairs of defects effectively deforms the topology to a single g = M + 1 surface but should not change ν in the thermodynamic limit.…”
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