Robust Bulk States
arXiv:1810.09410 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2019.02.040
Abstract
We predict topologically robust zero energy bulk states in a disordered tight binding lattice. We explore a new kind of order and discuss that zero energy states exist in a system iff its Hamiltonian is noninvertible. We show that they are robust against any kind of disorder as long as the disordered Hamiltonian is noninvertible, too.
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