Lecture

Anyons: Quantum Hall Effect and Composite Fermions

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Description

This lecture covers the observation of an even-denominator quantum number in the fractional quantum Hall effect, the composite fermions model, Moore-Read theory, the 5/2 state, zero energy Majorana anyons, and the quantum limit of heat flow for 1D ballistic channels. It also discusses non-abelian states, thermal conductance measurements, and hole-conjugate states in the context of quantum physics.

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