Universal Relation among Many-Body Chern Number, Rotation Symmetry, and Filling
arXiv:1710.07012 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.120.096601
Abstract
Understanding the interplay between the topological nature and the symmetry property of interacting systems has been a central matter of condensed matter physics in recent years. In this Letter, we establish nonperturbative constraints on the quantized Hall conductance of many-body systems with arbitrary interactions. Our results allow one to readily determine the many-body Chern number modulo a certain integer without performing any integrations, solely based on the rotation eigenvalues and the average particle density of the many-body ground state.
arXiv comment5+13 pages, 3+6 figures; v3: minor edits, to appear in Physical Review Letters
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