SLIDE 1 Shinsei Ryu
- Univ. of California, Berkeley
Ten-fold classification of topological insulators and superconductors
SLIDE 2 Table of contents
- What are topological insulators and SCs ?
t t
able of topological insulators and superdoncutors
- Search for topological materials
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band theory and band insulator
Bloch (1928), Wilson (1931)
insulator metal crystal momentum in 1st Brillouin Zone, BZ conduction band valence band gap fermi energy fermi "surface" Role of electric wavefucntions in insulators ???
SLIDE 4 distinction of insulators by their wavefunctions (or: entanglement)
boring insulator less entangled
- -> "topological insulators"
topological insulator more entangled
topological insulator: preview
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topological insulator: preview
boundary of topological insulator = perfect metal boundary is completely immune to disorder (evades Anderson localization). perfect metal topological insulator boundary of ordinary insulator = insulator A consequence: ordinary and topological insulators cannot be connected adiabatically. physical consequence of entangled wavefunctions
SLIDE 6 SiMOS,GaAs HgT e BiT e, BiSe, BiSb
- QSHE (2007)
- chiral p-wave SC (topological superconductor)
- 3D Z2 topological insulator (2008)
- IQHE (1980)
more topological insulators/superconductors ? SrRuO nu=5/2 FQHE never ending story or happy ending ?
K.v.Klitzing, G. Dorda, M. Pepper (1980) B.Bernevig, T.Hughes, S.C.Zhang (06)
Kane and Mele et al. (05-06) Moore-Balents (07) Fu-Kane-Mele (07) Roy (07)
Y . Maeno et al (94)
- G. Moore and N. Read et al (91)
R.L.Willett et al (87)
Examples of topoloigcal insulators/SCs
time-resersal symmetry --> new topological insulators
SLIDE 7 topological superconductor = full quasiparticle gap in bulk, but gapless Andreev boundary state at boundaries boundary completely is immune to disorder (evades Anderson localization). perfect thermal
topological superconductor
topological superconductor
vortex/edge/surface often supports Majorana fermion modes superconductor = Cooper pair (boson) + BdG quasi-particle (fermion) fully gapped superconductor = band insulator for BdG quasi-particle
SLIDE 8 TRS
IQHE for spin up IQHE for spin down B
bulk states bulk states in d=2 spatial dimensions, with good T
quantum spin Hall effect (QSHE)
- time-reversal invariant band insulator
- strong spin-orbit interaction
- gapless Kramers pair of edge modes
SLIDE 9 in d=2 spatial dimensions, with good T
- odd number of Kramers pairs at edge --> stable
even number of Kramers pairs at edge --> unstable
quantum spin Hall effect (QSHE) QSHE vac vac
quantum spin Hall insulator is characterized by a binary ( ) topological quantity.
1+1=0 3 = 1
experimental realization: HgTe quantum well
Kane-Mele (05) Bernevig-Hughes-Zhang (2006)
- M. Koenig et al. Science (2007)
SLIDE 10 experimental realization: HgTe quantum well
Bernevig-Hughes-Zhang (2006)
- M. Koenig et al. Science (2007)
strong spin-orbit interaction
quantum spin Hall effect (QSHE) QSHE
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d=3 dimensions time-reversal invariant characterized by a Z2 quantity when surface states = odd number of Dirac fermions
Fu-Kane-Mele, Moore-Balents, Roy (06)
bulk surface
trivial non-trivial
(insulator)
Z2 topological insulator in d=3 spatial dimensions
SLIDE 12 surface
condensed matter realization of domain-wall fermion
bulk (insulator)
two valleys (and spin)
surface of top. insulator = "1/4 of graphene" !
Theorem (by Nielsen-Ninomiya): For any 2D lattice with TRS # of Dirac cones must be even.
SLIDE 13 BiSe
Y . Xia et al. Nature Phys. (2009)
5 Dirac cones BiSb
Nature (08) Y . L. Chen et al. Science (2009)
BiT e
ARPES experiments on Z2 topological insulators
SLIDE 14 Table of contents
- What are topological insulators and SCs ?
- T
able of topological insulators and superdoncutors
- Search for topological materials
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- Altland-Zirnbauer (96-97) : "ten-fold way"
symmetry classification of Hamiltonians - "ten-fold way"
- Wigner-Dyson (1951 -1963) : "three-fold way"
complex nuclei mesoscopic SC systems
chiral phase transition in QCD
BdG Hamiltonians realize 6 out of 10 symmetry classes. exhaustive classification of discrete symmetries
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- Altland-Zirnbauer (96-97) : "ten-fold way"
symmetry classification of Hamiltonians - "ten-fold way"
- Wigner-Dyson (1951 -1963) : "three-fold way"
complex nuclei mesoscopic SC systems
chiral phase transition in QCD
BdG Hamiltonians realize 6 out of 10 symmetry classes. presence/absence of discrete symmetries and their type "nick name" of symmetry classes
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integer classification binary classification no top. ins./SC main result: classification of topological insulators and superconductors
SLIDE 18 symmetry classes of quadratic fermionic Hamiltonians (Altland-Zirnbauer) spatial dimensions presence/absence
integer classification binary classification no top. ins./SC main result: classification of topological insulators and superconductors
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IQHE QSHE Z2 topological insulator p+ip wave SC d+id wave SC polyacetylene TMTSF
main result: classification of topological insulators and superconductors
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- Schnyder, SR, Furusaki, Ludwig (for d=1,2,3, 2008)
- Kitaev (all d and periodicity "Periodic Table", 2009)
classification of topological insulators and superconductors
- SR and Takayanagi (construction by D-branes, 2010)
- periodicity 8 both in
spatial dimension and symmetry class
("dimensional reduction")
adiabatic processes, rather than states themselves 10 = 8 + 2
topological states for each dimension.
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- discover a topological invariant
- "boundary-to-bulk" approach
Anderson delocalization topological insulators/SC non-linear sigma model on G/H + (discrete) topological term underlying strategies for classification
- obtained 3D analogue of TKNN integer:
SLIDE 22 Table of contents
- What are topological insulators and SCs ?
- T
able of topological insulators and superdoncutors
- Search for topological materials
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- 3He B is newly identified as a topological SC (superfluid) in d=3.
- topological singlet SC in d=3 is predicted.
some outcomes of classification in d=3:
IQHE QSHE Z2 topological insulator polyacetylene d+id wave SC p+ip wave SC 3He B TMTSF
SLIDE 24 3He B is a topological "superconductor" in class DIII topologically protected surface Majorana fermion 3d analogue of Moore-Read state
Schnyder, SR, Furusaki, Ludwig (08) Roy (08) Qi, Hughes, Raghu, Zhang (08)
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- Y. Nagato et al. JLTP (07)
- Y. Aoki et al. PRL (05)
- Y. Wada et al. PRB (08)
- M. Saitoh et al. PRB(R) (06)
- S. Murakawa et al. PRL (09)
Majorana mode detected by surface acoustic impedance
Salomma and Volovik, 80s
SLIDE 26 non-centro symmetric superconductors
Ce based heavy fermion conpound CePt3Si
Bauer et al (2004)
key ingridient: antisymmetric spin orbit coupling mixture of "singlet" and "triplet" pairing
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single-band model non-centro symmetric superconductors
Cubic system (e.g. LiPdPtB) : T etragonal system (e.g. CePtSi): BdG equation :
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Cubic system (Li compound)
strength of 2nd order SO coupling singlet SC
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- The winding number can take a large value
even for a simple single-band model.
- T
- pological SC phases are
surrounded by gapless SC phase with line nodes.
- "Subphases" in the gapless
regions distinguished by different node topology.
- Nodal lines are stable and carry "a topological charge".
SLIDE 30 Cubic system (Li compound)
Completely flat surface Andreev band ! Peak in surface DOS experiments: LiPdB : gapped LiPtB : nodal SC Yuan et al PRL (06)
- Different nodal SC phases can be
distinguised by the surface flat band.
SLIDE 31 Tetragonal system (Ce compound)
- No topological SC
- Nodal phase with a surface flat band
NMR T_1 --> nodal SC Yogi et al. PRL (04)
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- 3He B is a topological SC:
- surface of 3d Z2 topological insulator:
perfect metal
- Complete classification of topological phases in fermion systems
in all dimensions and symmetry classes
- there are topological singlet
in d=3 spatial dimensions with good T and SC some predictions: stable gapless Majorana surface mode Introduced 3D analogue of TKNN integer collaborators: Andreas Schnyder (Max Planck) Ashvin Vishwanath (Berkeley) Akira Furusaki (RIKEN) Joel Moore (Berkeley) Andreas Ludwig (Santa Barbara) Pavan Hosur (Berkeley)
- topological SC and flat surface band in non-centrosymmetric SC systems
D-brane / topological insulator correspondence LiPdPtB and CePtSi