Topological properties of subsystem-symmetry-protected edge states in an extended quasi-one-dimensional dimerized lattice
arXiv:2203.13160 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.106.205111
Abstract
We investigate theoretically the topological properties of dimerized quasi-one-dimensional (1D) lattice comprising of multi legs as well as multi sublattices . The system has main and subsidiary exchange symmetries. In the basis of latter one, the system can be divided into 1D subsystems each of which corresponds to a generalized model having sublattices and on-site potentials. Chiral symmetry is absent in all subsystems except when the axis of main exchange symmetry coincides on the central chain. We find that the system may host zero- and finite-energy topological edge states. The existence of zero-energy edge state requires a certain relation between the number of legs and sublattices. As such, different topological phases, protected by subsystem symmetry, including zero-energy edge states in the main gap, no zero-energy edge states, and zero-energy edge states in the bulk states are characterized. Despite the classification symmetry of the system belongs to but each subsystem falls in either or symmetry class.
10 pages, 7 figures
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