A Two Fluid Description of the Quantum Hall Soliton
Ben Freivogel, Leonard Susskind, Nicolaos Toumbas

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the stability of the Quantum Hall Soliton, demonstrating its robustness under small disturbances and exploring how quasiparticle creation affects the system's energy and potential stability.
Contribution
It introduces a two-fluid model to describe the Quantum Hall Soliton and investigates the effects of quasiparticle creation on system stability.
Findings
Quantum Hall Soliton is stable under small perturbations
Creating quasiparticles lowers the system's energy
Potential implications for the system's long-term stability
Abstract
We show that the Quantum Hall Soliton constructed in \cite{giantbob} is stable under small perturbations. We find that creating quasiparticles actually lowers the energy of the system, and discuss whether this indicates an instability on the time scales relevant to the problem.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum and electron transport phenomena · Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Strong Light-Matter Interactions
