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Escaping the Composite Fermi Sea: An Incompressible State at Half Filling in Graphene's Lowest Landau Level
Recent experiments in monolayer and trilayer graphene have observed incompressible even-denominator fractional quantum Hall states within narrow regions of parameter space associated with crossings of zeroth Landau levels. This is surprising because at half filling the Coulomb interaction in the zer
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