Abstract
A recent experimental study of the fractional quantum Hall state—a prototypical system exhibiting strong collective quantum behaviour—provided evidence for the existence of unexpected collective modes at a filling factor of 1/3. Fully microscopic calculations now explain these modes as arising from collective excitations within the composite fermion theory.
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