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Topological Aspects of Matters and Langlands Program

Kazuki Ikeda

Abstract

The Langlands program is a vast mathematical projection linking number theory and geometry. In high-energy physics, a connection with mirror symmetry has been suggested in string theory, but it has been little studied in low-energy physics. In the framework of the Langlands program, we present a unified description of the integer and fractional quantum Hall effect and the duality found in the fractal nature of the energy spectrum of two-dimensional block electrons, statistical physics, and quantum computation. The new unified view of existing dualism presented in this paper raises the entirely new question of how each theory of physics is connected as a piece of the Langlands program.

Topological Aspects of Matters and Langlands Program

Abstract

The Langlands program is a vast mathematical projection linking number theory and geometry. In high-energy physics, a connection with mirror symmetry has been suggested in string theory, but it has been little studied in low-energy physics. In the framework of the Langlands program, we present a unified description of the integer and fractional quantum Hall effect and the duality found in the fractal nature of the energy spectrum of two-dimensional block electrons, statistical physics, and quantum computation. The new unified view of existing dualism presented in this paper raises the entirely new question of how each theory of physics is connected as a piece of the Langlands program.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 5 sections, 23 equations, 1 figure.

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Geometric Langlands and Integer Quantum Hall Effect
  3. Fractional Quantum Hall Effect
  4. Remarks on Duality in Statistical Physics, Quantum Computation and Computational Optimization Problems
  5. Discussion and Conclusion

Figures (1)

  • Figure 1: The plot of $K^*$ against $K$.

Theorems & Definitions (2)

  • Claim 2.1
  • Claim 3.1