Unified role of Green's function poles and zeros in topological insulators
arXiv:2304.08180 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.108.125115
Abstract
Green's function zeros, which can emerge only if correlation is strong, have been for long overlooked and believed to be devoid of any physical meaning, unlike Green's function poles. Here, we prove that Green's function zeros instead contribute on the same footing as poles to determine the topological character of an insulator. The key to the proof, worked out explicitly in 2D but easily extendable in 3D, is to express the topological invariant in terms of a quasiparticle thermal Green's function matrix , with hermitian , by filtering out the positive definite quasiparticle residue. In that way, the topological invariant is easily found to reduce to the TKNN formula for quasiparticles described by the non-interacting Hamiltonian . Since the poles of the quasiparticle Green's function on the real frequency axis correspond to poles and zeros of the physical-particle Green's function , both of them equally determine the topological character of an insulator.
12 pages, 2 figures
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