Dynamics Reflect Gapless Edge Modes for Topological Superconductor
X.L. Zhao, M. Li, T.H. Qiu, L.B. Chen, Y.L. Ma, H.Y. Ma, and X.X. Yi

TL;DR
This paper investigates how dynamical features in a $p$-wave superconductor model reveal the presence of gapless edge modes, offering a dynamical detection method for topological edge states.
Contribution
It demonstrates the connection between dynamical behavior and topological gapless edge modes, providing a new approach to detect topological features via dynamics.
Findings
Gapless edge modes are characterized by specific parameter regions and quasi-momentum.
Dynamical return rate cusps vanish when crossing topological boundaries.
Dynamical behavior with edge modes is robust against noise until localization dominates.
Abstract
We focus on the dynamical feature for a -wave superconductor model in different parameter regions in terms of the appearance of gapless edge modes in reel geometry. Firstly, we show the parameter region with gapless edge modes versus a parameter and quasi-momentum. The parameter diagram can be reflected by the expectations of Pauli matrices in global manners. In another view, the dynamical feature of the excitation behave differently in the parameter regions with topological gapless edge modes and not. And the cusps of dynamical return rate vanish as the parameter pass the boundary in the parameter region slowly enough. It is found that the dynamics in the parameter region with gapless edge modes behaves differently to that without edge modes and related mostly to the eigenenergy gap between the pre-and post-quench eigenstates. The cusps of the dynamical return rate behave robustly…
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Taxonomy
TopicsPhysics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Topological Materials and Phenomena · Quantum many-body systems
