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    Monte Carlo simulation method for Laughlin-like states in a disk geometry

    Ciftja, Orion
    Wexler, Carlos, 1966-
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    2003
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    Abstract
    We discuss an alternative accurate Monte Carlo method to calculate the ground-state energy and related quantities for Laughlin states of the fractional quantum Hall effect in a disk geometry. This alternative approach allows us to obtain accurate bulk regime (thermodynamic limit) values for various quantities from Monte Carlo simulations with a small number of particles (much smaller than that needed with standard Monte Carlo approaches).
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    Phys. Rev. B 67, 075304 (2003)
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