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Quantum Hall effect

The quantum Hall effect (or integer quantum Hall effect) is a quantized version of the Hall effect which is observed in two-dimensional electron systems subjected to low temperatures and strong magnetic fields, in which the Hall resistance Rxy exhibits steps that take on the quantized values

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Integer quantum Hall effect

Photonic quantum Hall effect

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Bohr atom interpretation of the von Klitzing constant

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related to Further reading · 58
Quantum Hall effect → Aron Pinczuk, Baumgartner, Bibcode, Cava, Daniel, Dirac, Ensslin, Ezawa, Field Theoretical Approach, Gossard, Hall, Hasan, Hor, Hsieh, Ihn, Integral, ISBN, Joseph, Klitzing, Magnet Lab Press Release
related to Topological classification · 16
Quantum Hall effect → Also, Azbel, Berry's, Chern, Concerning, Coulomb, Fermi, Hall, Harper, Hofstadter, If, In, Note, The, They, Warm
related to Electrical resistance standards · 12
Quantum Hall effect → Actual, Hall, In, It, Klaus, Klitzing, Later, RK, RK-90, SI, The, This
related to Research status · 7
Quantum Hall effect → Chern, Hall, In, Simons Lagrangians, The, These, TKNN
related to Photonic quantum Hall effect · 5
Quantum Hall effect → By, Hall, Photons, The, This
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Quantum Hall effect → Hall, Quantum Hall, QuantumHall
is a · 2
Quantum Hall effect → more complicated state whose existence relies fundamentally on electron, persistence of the quantization
related to Relativistic analogs · 2
Quantum Hall effect → Hall, Relativistic

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