2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2107.13456
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General bulk-edge correspondence at positive temperature

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“…However these model would violate the Assumption 2 by having zero energy bulk bands. This can be seen by contradiction using the relation (7), as the edge and bulk indices should be bounded whereas n A,θ − n B,θ would increase linearly with the distance of the cut-off from the edge. Remark 4.…”
Section: Bulk and Edge Indicesmentioning
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“…However these model would violate the Assumption 2 by having zero energy bulk bands. This can be seen by contradiction using the relation (7), as the edge and bulk indices should be bounded whereas n A,θ − n B,θ would increase linearly with the distance of the cut-off from the edge. Remark 4.…”
Section: Bulk and Edge Indicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, as in condensed matter experiments, the temperature is small but never zero, this trade-off may naturally be satisfied as the thermal energy is often much smaller than the size of the gap, whereas the size of the sample is often much larger than the typical thermal correlation length. See also some recent mathematical work about extending two-dimensional bulk and edge quantities to (physical) finite temperature [7].…”
Section: Bulk and Edge Indicesmentioning
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“…The second operator is the Dirichlet realization of H b in the half-space E = {x ∈ R 2 | x 2 > 0} and is denoted by H E b . This setting is motivated by the study of the bulk-edge correspondence in the field of topological insulators, and in particular the recent paper [15] giving a very general bulk-edge correspondence. For this reason H b is referred to as the bulk Hamiltonian and H E b is referred to as the edge Hamiltonian.…”
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“…For this reason H b is referred to as the bulk Hamiltonian and H E b is referred to as the edge Hamiltonian. The aim of Paper B is to extend certain regularity properties of the edge Hamiltonian H E b established in [15]. In particular, it is shown in [15] that if F : σ(H E b ) → R is a function which can be extended to a function in S (R), then for any…”
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