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2011

Hall Viscosity and Electromagnetic Response

Hoyos, Carlos, Son, Dam Thanh

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We show that, for Galilean invariant quantum Hall states, the Hall viscosity appears in the electromagnetic response at finite wave numbers q.

In particular, the leading q dependence of the Hall conductivity at small q receives a contribution from the Hall viscosity.
The coefficient of the q^2 term in the Hall conductivity is universal in the limit of strong magnetic field.

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