The bulk-boundary correspondence is equivalent to the difference in Chern numbers across an interface
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Retrieved literature establishes that interface topological invariants can be formulated through a bulk-edge correspondence equating edge observables to bulk difference invariants across topological phases.
# Approximations of Interface Topological Invariants
SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis. Published: 2024-08-05. 1 citation.
## Authors
- Solomon Quinn (University of Minnesota): h-index 3; 27 citations
- Guillaume Bal (University of Illinois Chicago): h-index 35; 4,218 citations
## Topics
- Markov Chains and Monte Carlo Methods
- Theoretical and Computational Physics
- Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
## Funding
- National Science Foundation
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# Approximations of interface topological invariants
## Abstract
This paper concerns the asymmetric transport observed along interfaces separating two-dimensional bulk topological insulators modeled by (continuous) differential Hamiltonians and how such asymmetry persists after numerical discretization. We first demonstrate that a relevant edge current observable is quantized and robust to perturbations for a large class of elliptic Hamiltonians. We then establish a bulk edge correspondence stating that the observable equals an integer-valued bulk difference invariant depending solely on the bulk phases. We next show how to extend such results to periodized Hamiltonians amenable to standard numerical discretizatio