Probing Fractional Quantum Hall Sheets in Dense Baryonic Matter

Unlike the octet baryons for $N_f=3$, there is no skyrmion coming from the ${\eta }^{\mathrm{\prime }}$ meson. It is instead described as a fractional quantum Hall droplet, a pancake or a pita involving a singular ${\eta }^{\mathrm{\prime }}$ ring in which Chern-Simons fields live. By incorporating hidden local symmetry and hidden scale symmetry in nuclear dynamics, I describe how to access baryon-charged quantum Hall droplets in dense nuclear matter in terms of the nuclear scale-chiral effective field theory approach G$n$EFT" with the $U_A(1)$ anomaly taken into account. I discuss how the single-flavor baryon that I will call ${\cal B}^s$ could be exposed in superdense baryonic matter, figuring, perhaps, in quark stars" associated with the baryon-quark continuity involving CFL or phase transitions.