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We construct model wavefunctions for the collective modes of fractional quantum Hall systems.
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The bosonic counterpart has no more than a single particle in two consecutive orbitals, yielding a Jack given by J λ − 2 J^{-2}_{\lambda} , which is a function that vanishes as a power of 2 when two particles approach each other, i.e. the Laughlin wavefunction
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