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'Quantum Hall physics -- Novel systems and applications'A little about me
Since december 2007, I am working as an assistant professor at Nordita, in Stockholm. My field of research is condensed matter theory, with my main interests being low dimensional and strongly interacting systems, and the effects of topology. In two-dimensional systems, particles with 'fractionalized quantum numbers' are possible. My research concentrates on the properties of these particles, and how one can experimentally detect these particles. Systems in which one can study phase transitions from `conventional' phases to topological phases are crucial to understand the stability of topological phases. Finally, I am interested in the mathematical aspects of the study of the above mentioned phases.
Recent publications
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Collective States of Interacting Anyons, Edge States,
and the Nucleation of Topological Liquids,
C. Gils, E. Ardonne, S. Trebst, A.W.W. Ludwig, M. Troyer, Z. Wang,
Phys. Rev. Lett. 103, 070401 (2009); pdf, auxiliary material (pdf); arXiv:0810.2277.
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Domain walls, fusion rules and conformal field theory in the
quantum Hall regime,
E. Ardonne,
Phys. Rev. Lett. 102, 180401 (2009); pdf; arXiv:0809.0389.
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Degeneracy of non-abelian quantum Hall states on the torus:
domain walls and conformal field theory,
E. Ardonne, E.J. Bergholtz, J. Kailasvuori, E. Wikberg,
J. Stat. Mech. (2008) P04016; pdf; arXiv:0802.0675.
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Collective states of interacting Fibonacci anyons,
S. Trebst, E. Ardonne, A. Feiguin, D.A. Huse, A.W.W. Ludwig, M. Troyer,
Phys. Rev. Lett. 101, 050401 (2008); pdf; arXiv:0801.4602.
