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Deformed Calogero-Sutherland model and fractional Quantum Hall effect

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arxiv 1603.06157 v2 pith:ZOIX7YND submitted 2016-03-19 math-ph math.MP

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The deformed Calogero-Sutherland (CS) model is a quantum integrable system with arbitrary numbers of two types of particles and reducing to the standard CS model in special cases. We show that a known collective field description of the CS model, which is based on conformal field theory (CFT), is actually a collective field description of the deformed CS model. This provides a natural application of the deformed CS model in Wen's effective field theory of the fractional quantum Hall effect (FQHE), with the two kinds of particles corresponding to electrons and quasi-hole excitations. In particular, we use known mathematical results about super Jack polynomials to obtain simple explicit formulas for the orthonormal CFT basis proposed by van Elburg and Schoutens in the context of the FQHE.

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    Integral representations are constructed for solutions of the non-stationary elliptic Calogero-Sutherland equation, yielding elliptic analogues of Jack polynomials for non-integer coupling values.

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