Origin of the anomalous L=2 static-structure-factor behavior
Determine why the projected static structure factor of the composite-fermion Fermi liquid behaves anomalously at angular momentum L=2, including whether the anomaly is related to curvature effects in the spherical geometry.
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Unfortunately, the precise behavior of the static structure factor in the long-wavelength limit for the microscopic CFFL remains unclear and, in fact, appears to be in tension with field-theoretic predictions, which is why we have not attempted to fit its pair-correlation function and determine its planar energies in the thermodynamic limit, as we do for other incompressible FQH states.
We conjecture that the hole-conjugates of all the parton states of our interest are chiral. We will test this conjecture and show numerical evidence in support of it.
For the hole-conjugate of these two non-Abelian states, we conjecture that ${\rm var}(s){=}0$, and for the other topological quantum numbers, we will use the values that are consistent with Eq.~eq: topological_numbers_PH_transformation.
We do not know, however, why $S(\mathbf{q})$ behaves anomalously for $L=2$, although it is likely related to curvature effects.