Simultaneous quantization of edge and bulk Hall conductivity
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Abstract: The edge Hall conductivity is shown to be an integer multiple of which is almost surely independent of the choice of the disordered configuration. Its equality to the bulk Hall conductivity given by the Kubo-Chern formula follows from K-theoretic arguments. This leads to quantization of the Hall conductance for any redistribution of the current in the sample. It is argued that in experiments at most a few percent of the total current can be carried by edge states.
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