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We warn the reader that the assignment of filling factor to a finite system involves physical interpretation, and therefore must be treated with caution. The relation between N and (formula presented) at filling factor (formula presented) must have the form (formula presented) where (formula presented) is of order unity, so as to produce the correct filling factor in the limit (formula presented) (formula presented) but the value of (formula presented) which is crucial for finite systems, depends on the physics of the incompressible state. In this paper, the filling factor is attributed to a finite system assuming the familiar physics that has been successful in explaining the fractions (formula presented) A different origin of incompressibility could possibly imply a different relation between N and (formula presented)
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We warn the reader that the assignment of filling factor to a finite system involves physical interpretation, and therefore must be treated with caution. The relation between N and (formula presented) at filling factor (formula presented) must have the form (formula presented) where (formula presented) is of order unity, so as to produce the correct filling factor in the limit (formula presented) (formula presented) but the value of (formula presented) which is crucial for finite systems, depends on the physics of the incompressible state. In this paper, the filling factor is attributed to a finite system assuming the familiar physics that has been successful in explaining the fractions (formula presented) A different origin of incompressibility could possibly imply a different relation between N and (formula presented)
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