Local formula for the invariant of topological insulators
arXiv:1905.12649 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.100.205101
Abstract
We proposed a formula for the invariant for topological insulators, which remains valid without translational invariance. Our formula is a local expression, in the sense that the contributions mainly come from quantities near a point. Using almost commute matrices, we proposed a method to approximate this invariant with local information. The validity of the formula and the approximation method is proved.
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