Slow quenches in Chern insulator ribbons
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Abstract
We investigate slow quenches in Chern insulators in ribbon geometry. We consider the Qi-Wu-Zhang model and slowly ramp the parameters (large time of the quench $\tau$) from a non-topological (Chern number = 0) to a topological regime (Chern number $\ne$ 0). In contrast to the Haldane model considered in [L. Privitera and G. E. Santoro, Phys. Rev. B 93, 241406(R) (2016)] earlier, the in-gap state degeneracy point is pinned to an inversion symmetric momentum, which changes the behavior drastically. The density of excitations in the in-gap states scales with the quench time as $\tau-1/2$ as the ramp becomes slow, and the Kibble-Zurek mechanism applies. Despite the slower scaling of the density of in-gap excitations with $\tau$, the Hall conductance after the quench deviates from that of the ground state of the final Hamiltonian by an amount that drops as $\tau-1$.
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OpenAlex topics: Topological Materials and Phenomena · Quantum many-body systems · Advanced Condensed Matter Physics
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