Efficient computation of theW3topological invariant and application to Floquet–Bloch systems
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Abstract: We introduce an efficient algorithm for the computation of the invariant of general unitary maps, which converges rapidly even on coarse discretization grids. The algorithm does not require extensive manipulation of the unitary maps, identification of the precise positions of degeneracy points, or fixing the gauge of eigenvectors. After construction of the general algorithm, we explain its application to the dimensional maps that arise in the Floquet-Bloch theory of periodically driven two-dimensional quantum systems. We demonstrate this application by computing the invariant for an irradiated graphene model with a continuously modulated Hamilton operator, where it predicts the number of anomalous edge states in each gap.
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