When Quantum Hall States Crumble: The Role of Electron Interactions
![The band structures of a magnetized square lattice reveal that incorporating optimal site renormalization parameters [latex]\lambda_{j,s}[/latex] significantly alters electronic behavior, distinguishing weakly correlated systems ([latex]U=1t[/latex]) from their strongly correlated counterparts ([latex]U=5t[/latex]).](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.16453v1/figures/_supp_lambdas.png)
New research reveals how strong electron correlation can disrupt the formation of robust integer quantum Hall states, impacting their potential for future electronic devices.
![The band structures of a magnetized square lattice reveal that incorporating optimal site renormalization parameters [latex]\lambda_{j,s}[/latex] significantly alters electronic behavior, distinguishing weakly correlated systems ([latex]U=1t[/latex]) from their strongly correlated counterparts ([latex]U=5t[/latex]).](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.16453v1/figures/_supp_lambdas.png)
New research reveals how strong electron correlation can disrupt the formation of robust integer quantum Hall states, impacting their potential for future electronic devices.

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