Statistics of Quasiparticles and the Hierarchy of Fractional Quantized Hall States
Physical Review LettersPublished 30 April 1984
B. I. Halperin
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Quasiparticles at the fractional quantized Hall states obey quantization rules appropriate to particles of fractional statistics. Stable states at various rational filling factors may be constructed iteratively by adding quasiparticles or holes to lower-order states, and the corresponding energies have been estimated.
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