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• TITLE: Electron Monopole Duality in Quantum Hall Effect

  AUTHORS: Pawan Ku. Joshi, Praveen Singh Bisht, Om Prakash Singh Negi

  KEYWORDS: Hall Effect, Monopole, Quantum Mechanics

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Electromagnetic Analysis and Applications, Vol.3 No.1, January 21, 2011

  ABSTRACT: Starting from the duality between electric and magnetic field, we have made an attempt to discuss the quantum hall effect from the consideration of magnetic monopole in view of electron monopole duality. Starting from the dual dy-namics of electric and magnetic charges, we have reformulated a consistent theory of quantum hall effect in presence of monopole. Speculating the existence of magnetic monopoles in magnetic materials (metals), we have accordingly modi-fied the parameters; like drift velocity, current density, Hamiltonian and eigen values and eigen function for harmonic oscillator; resposible to examine the quantum Hall effect in metals.