Topological charge and bulk-surface correspondence for quad-helicoid surface states in topological semimetals with two glide-time-reversal symmetries
Taiki Yukitake, Shuichi Murakami

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the existence of quad-helicoid surface states in topological semimetals with two glide-time-reversal symmetries, introducing new topological charges and establishing a bulk-surface correspondence for these states.
Contribution
It introduces new topological charges and a bulk-surface correspondence framework for quad-helicoid surface states in systems with glide-time-reversal symmetries.
Findings
Topologically protected QHSSs appear in systems with two $ ext{GT}$ symmetries.
Defined local $Z_2 imes Z_2$ monopole and global $Z_2$ charges for topological classification.
Provided simplified formulas and symmetry conditions for QHSSs.
Abstract
Quad-helicoid surface states (QHSSs) are unique surface states with two pairs of helicoid surface states in topological semimetals such as Dirac semimetals. So far, topologically protected QHSSs are shown to appear in spinless systems with two symmetries and symmetry (: glide, : time-reversal). In this paper, we show that topologically protected QHSSs also appear in spinful/spinless systems with only two symmetries by defining new topological charges and establishing the bulk-surface correspondence. We first define a local monopole charge for gapless nodes at -invariant high-symmetry points and a global charge reflecting the global topological feature of -symmetric topological semimetals. Next, we show that the latter classification corresponds to the presence or…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopological Materials and Phenomena · Graphene research and applications · Chemical and Physical Properties of Materials
