2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2112.08785
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Revealing the topological nature of the bond order wave in a strongly correlated quantum system

Sergi Julià-Farré,
Daniel González-Cuadra,
Alexander Patscheider
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“…This guarantees, in particular, that the classical energies corresponding to CDW π and CDW π=2 patterns are similar, thus enhancing frustration, while keeping the energy of CDW q much higher. While this situation can be achieved for spinful fermions with dipolar interactions [96], spinless particles require υ 2 =υ 1 ≈ 0.5 [97], which is achieved here by varying the periodic potential, as shown previously. Similarly to the fermionic case [96], here the BOW phase possesses nontrivial topological properties.…”
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“…This guarantees, in particular, that the classical energies corresponding to CDW π and CDW π=2 patterns are similar, thus enhancing frustration, while keeping the energy of CDW q much higher. While this situation can be achieved for spinful fermions with dipolar interactions [96], spinless particles require υ 2 =υ 1 ≈ 0.5 [97], which is achieved here by varying the periodic potential, as shown previously. Similarly to the fermionic case [96], here the BOW phase possesses nontrivial topological properties.…”
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“…While this situation can be achieved for spinful fermions with dipolar interactions [96], spinless particles require υ 2 =υ 1 ≈ 0.5 [97], which is achieved here by varying the periodic potential, as shown previously. Similarly to the fermionic case [96], here the BOW phase possesses nontrivial topological properties. These are characterized by both a nonzero quantized value of a Berry phase [85,98] [Fig.…”
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“…In this chapter, based on Ref. [4], we show that these physics can be realized even in the absence of such extra quantum degrees of freedom by using solely fermionic interactions. We do so by analysing the BOW phase arising from frustration between competing interactions in many spinless [227][228][229] and spinful [230][231][232][233][234][235][236][237][238][239] fermionic chains.…”
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“…Furthermore, as shown in Figs. 4.6(d), these two ground states also have gapless edge spin excitations: the spin sector S z = ±1 exhibits degenerate ground states of the form |↑⟩ L |↑⟩ R or |↓⟩ L |↓⟩ R , respectively. Therefore, the edge state manifold for a finite-size system, including both the S z = 0 and S z = ±1 sectors, is fourfold degenerate.…”
Section: Topological Correlated Edges Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%