Valley edge states as bound states in the continuum

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Autores principales: Yin, Shunda, Ye, Liping, He, Hailong, Huang, Xueqin, Ke, Manzhu, Deng, Weiyin, Lu, Jiuyang, Liu, Zhengyou
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Publicado: 2024
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author Yin, Shunda
Ye, Liping
He, Hailong
Huang, Xueqin
Ke, Manzhu
Deng, Weiyin
Lu, Jiuyang
Liu, Zhengyou
author_facet Yin, Shunda
Ye, Liping
He, Hailong
Huang, Xueqin
Ke, Manzhu
Deng, Weiyin
Lu, Jiuyang
Liu, Zhengyou
contents Bound states in the continuum (BICs) are spatially localized states with energy embedded in the continuum spectrum of extended states. The combination of BICs physics and nontrivial band topology theory giving rise to topological BICs, which are robust against disorders and meanwhile of the merit of conventional BICs, is attracting wide attention recently. Here, we report valley edge states as topological BICs, which appear at domain wall between two distinct valley topological phases. The robustness of such BICs is demonstrated. The simulations and experiments show great agreement. Our findings of valley related topological BICs shed light on both BICs and valley physics, and may foster innovative applications of topological acoustic devices.
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spellingShingle Valley edge states as bound states in the continuum
Yin, Shunda
Ye, Liping
He, Hailong
Huang, Xueqin
Ke, Manzhu
Deng, Weiyin
Lu, Jiuyang
Liu, Zhengyou
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Materials Science
Bound states in the continuum (BICs) are spatially localized states with energy embedded in the continuum spectrum of extended states. The combination of BICs physics and nontrivial band topology theory giving rise to topological BICs, which are robust against disorders and meanwhile of the merit of conventional BICs, is attracting wide attention recently. Here, we report valley edge states as topological BICs, which appear at domain wall between two distinct valley topological phases. The robustness of such BICs is demonstrated. The simulations and experiments show great agreement. Our findings of valley related topological BICs shed light on both BICs and valley physics, and may foster innovative applications of topological acoustic devices.
title Valley edge states as bound states in the continuum
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.05412