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The fractional quantum Hall effect and its states: Laughlin and hierarchical states at fractional filling, plateaus, anyonic excitations and their statistics, edge modes, and how states at different filling fractions relate as phases. Integer QHE claims and generic topological-phase claims belong only under their own tags.

Fractional quantum Hall states at different filling fractions are distinct phases with identical symmetry realization

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