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Autores principales: Martínez, Julio Andrés Iglesias, Kadic, Muamer, Laude, Vincent, Prodan, Emil
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Publicado: 2023
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.16401
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author Martínez, Julio Andrés Iglesias
Kadic, Muamer
Laude, Vincent
Prodan, Emil
author_facet Martínez, Julio Andrés Iglesias
Kadic, Muamer
Laude, Vincent
Prodan, Emil
contents Re-configurable materials and meta-materials can jump between space symmetry classes during their deformations. Here, we introduce the concept of singular symmetry enhancement, which refers to an abrupt jump to a higher symmetry class accompanied by an un-avoidable reduction in the number of dispersion bands of the excitations of the material. Such phenomenon prompts closings of some of the spectral resonant gaps along singular manifolds in a parameter space. In this work, we demonstrate that these singular manifolds can carry topological charges. As a concrete example, we show that a deformation of an acoustic crystal that encircles a p11g-symmetric configuration of an array of cavity resonators results in an adiabatic cycle that carries a Chern number in the bulk and displays Thouless pumping at the edges. This points to a very general guiding principle for recognizing cyclic adiabatic processes with high potential for topological pumping in complex materials and meta-materials, which rests entirely on symmetry arguments.
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spellingShingle Pumping with Symmetry
Martínez, Julio Andrés Iglesias
Kadic, Muamer
Laude, Vincent
Prodan, Emil
Materials Science
Re-configurable materials and meta-materials can jump between space symmetry classes during their deformations. Here, we introduce the concept of singular symmetry enhancement, which refers to an abrupt jump to a higher symmetry class accompanied by an un-avoidable reduction in the number of dispersion bands of the excitations of the material. Such phenomenon prompts closings of some of the spectral resonant gaps along singular manifolds in a parameter space. In this work, we demonstrate that these singular manifolds can carry topological charges. As a concrete example, we show that a deformation of an acoustic crystal that encircles a p11g-symmetric configuration of an array of cavity resonators results in an adiabatic cycle that carries a Chern number in the bulk and displays Thouless pumping at the edges. This points to a very general guiding principle for recognizing cyclic adiabatic processes with high potential for topological pumping in complex materials and meta-materials, which rests entirely on symmetry arguments.
title Pumping with Symmetry
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.16401