Fractional Berry phase effect and composite particle hole liquid in partial filled LL Yizhi You KITS, 2017.

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Fractional Berry phase effect and composite particle hole liquid in partial filled LL Yizhi You KITS, 2017

Partial filled Landau Level? ✔Odd filling fraction? Topological order, mostly Abelian (non-Abelian) ✔Even filling fraction? Fermi surface with non-Fermi liquid behavior non-Abelian (Pfaffian state) Half-filled LL?

Composite Fermi surface couples to a dynamical gauge theory with CS term = Non fermi-liquid!

Problem: PH symmetry missing? In the 0th LL limit, PH symmetry should be exact at half filling! Hall conductivity 1/2 by symmetry? Pfaffian, anti-Pfaffian?

Son’s theory: Dirac Fermi surface ✔ Composite Fermion forms Dirac Fermi surface ✔ PH symmetry akin to Time reversal CF density=magnetic flux Electron density fluctuation = gauge flux

Why Dirac? -e Dirac is not important! (Haldane 2015) The essence comes from the Berry phase of CF Only fermions near the Dirac Fermi surface = Half-filled LL! (Wang-Senthil) LL projection e/2 -e e/2

Why Dirac? -e Dirac is not important! (Haldane 2015) The essence comes from the Berry phase of CF Only fermions near the Dirac Fermi surface = Half-filled LL! (Wang-Senthil) LL projection k e/2 -e Read; Wang-senthil e/2

k -e/2 e/2 Dirac is not important! (Haldane 2015) The essence comes from the Berry phase of CF Only fermions near the Dirac Fermi surface = Half-filled LL! LL projection k Charge dipole Spin-momentum locked neutral -e/2 e/2

Comment on composite Dirac theory `Dirac-ness’ is not essential! (Dirac point is not presented)! All we want is a `π Berry phase’ on the Fermi surface ✔ Berry phase is a consequence of LL projection (not PHS, while PHS protects the Berry phase) ✔ In HLR, Chern-Simons term = vortex (correlation hole) statistics In Son, The π Berry phase comes from vortex statistics + momentum dipole locking!

Q: How to identify Son theory with HLR theory? Q: How to identify the hidden π Berry phase of the composite Fermi surface? Interacting problem, NFL? Fermi surface is neutral All about measurement!

ν=1/2 -K K Back-scattering at 2k_f, PH odd

Berry phase <-> spin momentum locking How to measure the spin-momentum locking? Spin is not physical spin(valley spin) Spin order -> angular momentum channel Spin response to geometry (topological spin) -> Wen Zee effect Bilayer ½ filled LL Coherent CFL!

Splitting between 2 Fermi surface Bilayer ½ Filled LL from HLR theory (Alicea 2009) Interlayer coherent CFL: Exciton of the composite fermion Bilayer ½ Filled LL from HLR theory Splitting between 2 Fermi surface Static Density-density correlations: Decoupled layer: 2k_f singularity coherent layer: 2k_f,(2k_f+2a), (2k_f-2a) , 2a singularity

Bilayer ½ filled Landau Level from Son theory Interlayer coherence between Composite Dirac Liquid Exciton of the composite fermion PH odd channel

Phase dependent in k space! Nodal structure! Project the fermion near the Fermi surface PH odd channel Phase dependent in k space! Nodal structure! Due to Berry phase of Dirac Fermi surface Measurement : Static Density-density correlations , Singularities depends on momentum angle

Nematic ICCFL state Consequence of the Berry phase: What to expect in such phase? Half quantum vortex, bound with π disclination Minimal gauge flux for a- -> π/2 Trap layer charge density imbalance N=1/4

Goldstone boson Interlayer U(1) symmetry, Higgsed, Gapped Rotation symmetry breaking, gapless, over-damped mode: Not expected in HLR! Origin from the Berry phase nature, spin-momentum locking!

What happen at the QCP? ICCFL Decoupled bilayer Exciton fluctuation enhance intra-layer SC This is not expected in HLR. As a consequence of the Berry phase structure. Same as the nematic enhancement for SC! Intralayer-SC dome ? ICCFL Decoupled bilayer

Label exciton channel by topological spin number

Wen-Zee effect! (electron’s) Density modulation due to geometry curvature Could be observed in experiment (Simon et al. 2016)

Partial filled Landau Level at arbitrary even filling fraction? Composite (non) Fermi liquid? Fractional Berry phase due to LL projection? ….. 2n vortices -e 1/2n filling fraction

-e LL projection 1/2n filling fraction Read; Wang-senthil ….. k e/2n 2n-1 vortices Read; Wang-senthil

k -e/2n e/2n LL projection ✔ Charge dipole (Neutral) ✔ momentum locked with dipole Go around Fermi surface -> rotate k= rotate dipole π/n Berry phase k -e/2n e/2n Read; Wang-senthil

ν = 1- 1/2n filled LL (PH conjugate of ν=1/2n) A Fermi surface with π(2-1/n) Berry phase(PHS) -π/n Berry phase (dipole picture) +2π Berry phase due to the vacuum background(filled LL) The fractional Berry phase is a consequence of LL projection!

How to probe the fractional Berry phase? ν=1/2n -> fermi surface, k_f, π/n Berry phase Bilayer system ν=1-1/2n-> fermi surface, k_f, π(2-1/n) Berry phase ν=1/2n ν=1-1/2n ✓ PH symmetry (up to a layer switching) ensures the total Berry phase ✓ Each composite Fermi surface carries a fractional portion of the Berry phase

(up to a layer switching) PH symmetry (up to a layer switching) ν=1-1/2n PH symmetry is nonlocal Filled LL <-> empty LL PH is anti-unitary

PH symmetry is anti-unitary! N is the total number of electrons in bilayer system When N is odd, Kramers degeneracy! PH symmetry is anti-unitary!

k -e/2n e/2n -k -e/2n e/2n Phase factor cannot be gauged away

Back scattering between layer (near 2k_f) ✔ PH odd! for any PH even operator with respect to bilayer tunneling, such Back scattering does not contribute! -> Lack of 2k_f singularity! ✔Higher order singularity is allowed, due to 4 fermion scattering process ν=1/2n K -K ν=1-1/2n

Competing order in bilayer system with ν=1/2n + ν= 1-1/2n ? Inter-layer SC: Higgs a+ Pairing angular momentum shift by 1 due to Berry phase (s -> p wave) ✔ a- Maxwell theory= Goldstone mode of interlayer superfluid (111) ν=1/2n K Layer coherent Composite liquid -K ν=1-1/2n Coexist? ✔ Z_{4n} topological order! ✔ No explicit symmetry breaking, fully gapped state.

Summary Partial filled Landau Level at arbitrary even filling fraction Berry phase on the composite Fermi surface as a consequence of LL projection After LL projection, the PH symmetry is Non-local and anti-unitary Probe fractional Berry phase by 2k_f scattering Exotic quantum critical point at bilayer Z_{4n} TO emerge at quantum critical point Fractional Berry phase liquid Beyond dipole picture? Coupled wire construction: CFL+ ACFL stripes, PH invariant interaction

Thank you ! Reference: Y You arxiv:1704.034643 Y You, E Fradkin to appear

Experiment signature of ICCFL Drag experiment In addition: Quantized Hall conductance in the counter channel A- A+ remain gapless, due to Fermi surface

Essential to turn on coherence/tunneling between CF in each layer K_x Essential to turn on coherence/tunneling between CF in each layer K_y FS splitting PH odd scattering! Does not contribute to PH even operator

A fermi surface with π/n Berry phase? ✓ Only Involves Fermion near Fermi surface ✓ `Spin’ in the x-y plane = dipole orientation, Locked with momentum ✓ Choice is not unique

ν=1-1/2n filled LL (PH conjugate of ν=1/2n) A Fermi surface with π(2-1/n) Berry phase? The fractional Berry phase is a consequence of LL projection!

ICCFL from HLR ICCFL from Son Nematic structure and Half quantum vortex No Yes Overdamped Goldstone mode Enhanced intra-layer SC at criticality Wen-Zee effect

✔ Exciton carries gauge charge 2a- ✔ Exciton= 4n*2\pi vortices of interlayer superfluid Exciton fluctuation enhance inter-layer SC Interlayer-SC Critical coherent boson enhance layer SC --> Coexistence between interlayer SC + coherence