Does the quantum Hall effect come under the category condensed matter?

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The quantum Hall effect is categorized under condensed matter physics due to its reliance on quasi-particles, the collective behavior of particles, and phase transitions. These characteristics are fundamental to the study of condensed matter systems. The consensus in the discussion confirms that the quantum Hall effect fits within this classification, emphasizing its significance in understanding complex physical phenomena.

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Thanks.

I think it does since these do :
- Quasi particles
- Collective behaviour of particles
- Phase transitions
Any others?
 
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Well, it occurs in condensed matter systems, so yes.
 

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