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At a half-filled Landau level, composite fermions with chiral p-wave pairing will form a Moore-Read state which hosts charge-e/4 fractional excitation. This excitation supports non-Abelian statistics and has potential to enable topological quantum computation. Owing to the SU(4) symmetry of electron and electric-field tunability, the bilayer graphene becomes an ideal platform for exploring physics of multi-component quantum Hall state and is candidate for realizing non-Abelian statistics. In this work, high-quality bilayer graphene/hBN heterostructure is fabricated by using dry-transfer technique, and electric transport measurement is performed to study quantum Hall state behavior in bilayer graphene under electric field and magnetic field. Under strong magnetic field, the sequences of incompressible state with quantized Hall conductivity are revealed at –5/2, –1/2, 3/2 filling of Landau level. The feature of even-denominator quantum Hall state is more visible then weaker with increasing magnetic field, and this corresponds to the polarization of Landau level wave function. The experimental results indicate that the observed even-denominator fractional quantum Hall state belongs to the topological phase described by Pfaffian wavefunction.
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Keywords:
- graphene /
- fractional quantum Hall effect /
- topological phase
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图 1 器件结构和双层石墨烯里的分数量子霍尔态 (a) 器件结构图; (b) 温度T = 1.5 K与磁场B = 8 T时, 纵向电阻Rxx随电位移场D和填充因子ν的变化图(红色虚线表示以3为分母的分数态) (c) 双层石墨烯N = 0, 1朗道能级中四原子上波函数分布图; (d) 温度T = 1.5 K, 电位移场D = 0 V/nm与磁场B = 0 T时, 纵向电阻Rxx随载流子浓度n的变化
Figure 1. Device structure and FQH states for in bilayer graphene (BLG): (a) Device schematic; (b) Rxx versus ν and D at B = 8 T and T = 1.5 K (The red dotted lines represent the fractional state with 3 as the denominator); (c) the schematic of wave function distribution on the four atomic sites of BLG for the N = 0, 1 Landau orbital states; (d) Rxx versus n at D = 0 V/nm, B = 0 T, and T = 1.5 K.
图 2 1 < ν < 2时的分数量子霍尔态 (a) 温度T = 0.3 K与电位移场D = –0.12 V/nm时, 纵向电阻Rxx随填充因子ν和磁场B变化的二维图; (b) 固定温度T = 0.3 K、电位移场D = –0.12 V/nm与磁场B = 33.75 T时, 纵向电阻Rxx (黑色)和横向电导σxy (红色)随ν的变化
Figure 2. FQH states for 1 < ν < 2: (a) Rxx as a function of ν and B at T = 0.3 K and D = –0.12 V/nm; (b) Rxx (black) and σxy (red) versus ν at B = 33.75 T, D = –0.12 V/nm and T = 0.3 K.
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< ν < –3时的分数量子霍尔态 (a) 温度T = 0.3 K与电位移场D = –0.12 V/nm时, 纵向电阻Rxx随填充因子ν和磁场B变化的二维图; (b) 固定温度T = 0.3 K、电位移场D = –0.12 V/nm与磁场B = 28 T时, 纵向电阻Rxx和横向电导σxy随ν的变化 Figure 4. FQH states for –2
< ν < –3: (a) Rxx as a function of filling factor ν and magnetic field B at T = 0.3 K and D = –0.12 V/nm; (b) Rxx (black) and σxy (red) versus ν at B = 28 T, D = –0.12 V/nm and T = 0.3 K. 
图 3 –1 < ν < 0时的分数量子霍尔态 (a) 温度T = 0.3 K与电位移场D = –0.12 V/nm时, 纵向电阻Rxx随填充因子ν和磁场B变化的二维图; (b) 固定温度T = 0.3 K、电位移场D = –0.12 V/nm与磁场B = 31.58 T时, 纵向电阻Rxx (黑色)和横向电导σxy (红色)随填充因子ν的变化
Figure 3. FQH states for –1 < ν < 0: (a) Rxx as a function of ν and magnetic field B at T = 0.3 K and D = –0.12 V/nm; (b) Rxx (black) and σxy (red) versus ν at B = 31.58 T, D = –0.12 V/nm and T = 0.3 K.
图 5 不同磁场下分数量子霍尔态的演化 (a)—(c) 分别描述了温度T = 0.3 K与电位移场D = –0.12 V/nm时, 不同磁场下纵向电阻Rxx随填充因子ν的变化 (为了能在不同磁场下显示更清楚, 每条曲线都加入了偏移量), 其中(a) –3 < ν <
–2, (b) –1 < ν < 0和(c) 1 < ν < 2 Figure 5. Evolution of FQH states under different magnetic fields: (a)–(c) Rxx as a function of filling factor ν at T = 0.3 K and D = –0.12 V/nm for different magnetic field, corresponding to filling fractions spanning (a) –3 < ν < –2, (b) –1 < ν < 0, and (c) 1 < ν < 2.
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[1] Tsui D C, Stormer H L, Gossard A C 1982 Phys. Rev. Lett. 48 1559
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Google Scholar
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