Composite Bogoliubov Fermi liquid in a half-filled Chern band
Zhengyan Darius Shi, Pavel A. Nosov

TL;DR
This paper introduces the composite Bogoliubov Fermi liquid (CBFL), a novel gapless topological phase in Chern bands with unique properties like incompressibility, quantized Hall conductance, and neutral Fermi surfaces, expanding the understanding of composite fermion states.
Contribution
It proposes the CBFL as a new phase arising from paired composite fermions in Chern bands, distinct from known phases like the ACFL and Pfaffian, with detailed theoretical characterization.
Findings
CBFL is incompressible with quantized Hall conductance.
It exhibits neutral gapless Bogoliubov Fermi surfaces.
The phase shows metallic specific heat and non-quantized thermal conductance.
Abstract
The composite Fermi liquid (CFL) in the half-filled Landau level is a cornerstone of the quantum Hall phase diagram. Recent experiments and numerics indicate that an anomalous composite Fermi liquid (ACFL) can also arise at half filling of a Chern band without any external magnetic field, opening new possibilities for paired states of composite fermions beyond the fully gapped Pfaffian phase. We argue that in inversion-asymmetric Chern bands with lattice rotational symmetry reduced to , as realized in experimental platforms where signatures of the ACFL have been observed, composite fermions can form a superconductor with neutral gapless Bogoliubov Fermi surfaces. We term the resulting electronic state {\it the composite Bogoliubov Fermi liquid (CBFL)}. This phase has a number of remarkable properties that make it distinct from both the ACFL and the fully gapped Pfaffian. For…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopological Materials and Phenomena · Quantum and electron transport phenomena · Rare-earth and actinide compounds
