Theory of Four-dimensional Fractional Quantum Hall States
Chyh-Hong Chern

TL;DR
This paper introduces a Hamiltonian for generalized four-dimensional fractional quantum Hall states, revealing their incompressible liquid nature and vortex-like excitations with fractional charges in a higher-dimensional space.
Contribution
It formulates an exact Hamiltonian for Zhang-Hu's four-dimensional fractional quantum Hall states, characterizing their excitations and incompressibility.
Findings
Exact pseudo-potential Hamiltonian derived for 4D FQH states
Excitations are vortex-like objects with fractional charges
States exhibit properties of an incompressible liquid
Abstract
We propose a pseudo-potential Hamiltonian for the Zhang-Hu's generalized fractional quantum Hall states to be the exact and unique ground states. Analogously to Laughlin's quasi-hole (quasi-particle), the excitations in the generalized fractional quantum Hall states are extended objects. They are vortex-like excitations with fractional charges in the total configuration space CP. The density correlation function of the Zhang-Hu states indicates that they are incompressible liquid.
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