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Bosonic Symmetry Protected Topological States: Theory, Numerics, And Experimental Platform Zhen Bi University of California, Santa Barbara Acknowledgements • Collaborators from UCSB: Cenke Xu, Leon Balents, Andrea Young, Kevin Slagle, Yi-Zhuang You. • Collaborators from Penn. State U: Ruixing Zhang, Chao-Xing Liu. • Collaborators from China: Zi-Yang Meng (IOP, CAS) Yuan-Yao He, Han-Qing Wu, Zhong-Yi Lu (Renming U.) "Oversimplified" Introduction to SPT States • Bosonic Symmetry Protected Topological (SPT) States • Generalization of TI/TSC to spin/boson systems • Bulk: gapped and non-degenerate; Boundary: gapless • Always require strong interactions 1d Haldane phase of spin-1 chain • Example: 1 Haldane 1983 H= Affleck, Kennedy, Lieb, Tasaki 1987 • Si · S j + 〈i j〉 3 Si · S j 2 Field theory: O(3) NLSM + Θ term ( π2 S2 = ℤ ) S= 1 ⅈΘ 2 n · ∂t n × ∂x n ⅆx ⅆτ (∂μ n) + g 4π Θ=2π build with Neél order parameter n~(-)i S i Haldane 1988, Ng 1994, Coleman 1976 "Oversimplified" Introduction to SPT States dimensional bosonic SPT states are much more • Higher complicated, they can be classified mathematically. Chen, Gu, Liu, Wen 2011; Kapustin 2014; Wen 2014; Kitaev … • What about lattice model/Hamiltonian? model • Levin-Gu ⅈπ HLG = - Xi , Xi = -ⅈ Xi i • CZX model exp 〈 jk〉∈ 4 Z j Zk � � � • The boundary is gapless assuming the Z2 symmetry. Levin, Gu 2012 Chen, Liu, Wen 2012 "Oversimplified" Introduction to SPT States • More generic properties: boundary of many 2d bosonic SPT states can be • The thought of as 1+1d O(4) WZW CFT with anisotropies: L= Z 1 dxd⌧ (@µ~n)2 + g Z 1 0 i2⇡ du ✏abcd na @x nb @⌧ nc @u nd ⌦3 • SO(4)~SU(2) x SU(2) . The boundary of bosonic integer quantum Hall • Example: state, corresponds to breaking the SU(2) symmetry L R L completely, but break the SU(2)R symmetry to U(1) charge Senthil, Levin 2012 conservation symmetry. To find a realistic condensed matter system to realize/ • Goal: mimic bosonic SPT state in 2d. Realize 2d Bosonic SPT States in Bilayer Graphene • Proposal: Bilayer graphene under (strong) magnetic field can be driven into a "bosonic" SPT state with U(1)×U(1) symmetry by Coulomb interaction. Bi, Zhang, You, Young, Balents, Liu, Xu (2016) • Meaning: gapless boson modes with U(1)×U(1) symmetry, • Boundary: fermion modes gapped out by interaction. Realize 2d Bosonic SPT States in Bilayer Graphene • Proposal: Bilayer graphene under (strong) magnetic field can be driven into a "bosonic" SPT state with U(1)×U(1) symmetry by Coulomb interaction. Bi, Zhang, You, Young, Balents, Liu, Xu (2016) • Meaning: quantum phase transition between BSPT and trivial • Bulk: state only closes boson gap, fermions remain gapped. Boundary Analysis fermion modes gapped out under interaction, • Boundary: remaining gapless boson modes with U(1)×U(1) symmetry. layer graphene under perpendicular magnetic field • Single without interactions. Abanin, Lee, Levitov 2006, Fertig, Brey 2006 Young et.al. 2014 edge mode: a pair of counter-propagating • Helical fermion modes (c=1 CFT) Boundary Analysis • Bilayer graphene • Noninteracting: QSH×2, two helical edge modes (c=2) interaction is relevant → gaps out all the fermion • Coulomb modes → only a pair of gapless counter-propagating boson modes (c=1 CFT) • Bosonization Z X 2 H0 = H0 = dx Z ¯l,L iv@x H̃ = ¯l,R iv@x l,R l=1 2 v X 1 dx (@x ✓l )2 + K(@x l )2 2⇡ K l,L/R l=1 Coulomb Hv ⇠ cos(2( Z l,L dx v 2⇡ ✓ 1 2 )) ⇠ † 1,L 1 (@x ✓+ )2 + K̃(@x K̃ † 2,R 1,R +) 2 ◆ 2,L ⇠ ei(✓l ± l) Boundary Analysis • BoundaryZ theory✓ 1 (@x ✓+ )2 + K̃(@x K̃ Boundary collective modes: H̃ = • dx • SC • XY SDW v 2⇡ +) 2 ◆ n1 + in2 ⇠ ei✓+ ⇠ ✏↵ 1,↵ 2, X i2 + n3 + in4 ⇠ e ⇠ ( 1)l † + l l l can derive the boundary effective theory. It’s an O(4) WZW • We model at level-1 (with anisotropy) L= Z 1 dxd⌧ (@µ~n)2 + g Z 1 0 i2⇡ du ✏abcd na @x nb @⌧ nc @u nd ⌦3 Boundary Analysis fermion modes gapped out under interaction, • Boundary: remaining gapless boson modes with U(1)×U(1) symmetry. picture for why the boundary must be gapless: • Naïve spin defect carries charge, charge defect carries spin current is transported by the bosonic edge modes • Edge (charge 2e Cooper pairs) → shot noise measurement • Tunneling from a normal metal → single particle gap purely bosonic gapless boundary cannot occur with • Such only one layer of QSH insulator Wu, Bernevig, Zhang (2005) Xu, Moore (2005) Boundary Analysis wave function can be derived from boundary CFT correlation • Bulk according to the bulk-boundary correspondence. Moore, Read (1991) hei✓+ (z,z̄) e hei✓+ (z,z̄) e hei2 + (z,z̄) [wi , zj ] = h e Y e i = F (|zi i✓+ (0) i2 + (0) i2 + (0) i✓+ (wi ) i = |z| K̃/2 i = |z| 2/K̃ i = z̄/|z| Y j zj |, |wi ei2 + (zj ) Obg i wj |, |zi wj |, K̃) Y i,j (zi wj )e 1 4 P i (|wi | 2 +|zi |2 ) last factor encodes the essential physics that the spin and • The charge view each other as flux. Consistent with the flux attachment picture of Senthil & Levin 2012. Senthil, Levin (2012) Bulk Analysis quantum phase transition between BSPT and trivial state • Bulk: only closes boson gap, fermions remain gapped. theory can be build from boundary with a Chalker• Bulk Coddington / coupled-wire type of model to>te, trivial to<te, Chern insulator Chern insulator & trivial insulator. We can build the • Example: bulk with coupled chiral fermions. The quantum critical point between Chern insulator and trivial insulator is precisely a 2+1d Dirac fermion. Bulk Analysis quantum phase transition between BSPT and trivial state • Bulk: only closes boson gap, fermions remain gapped. theory can be build from boundary with a Chalker• Bulk Coddington / coupled-wire type of model to>te, trivial to<te, BSPT theory only has gapless bosons (at low energy) • Boundary → expect (and supported by numerics) that bulk transition is also "bosonic" → mimic a bosonic SPT-trivial transition. Sign Problem Free Lattice Model • The spirit: spherical chicken Leonard Hofstadter from the Big Bang Theory: There's this farmer, and he has these chickens, but they won't lay any eggs. So, he calls a physicist to help. The physicist then does some calculations, and he says, um, I have a solution, but it only works with spherical chickens in a vacuum! • Topological state, is a chicken that can be thought of as a sphere, so seemingly different chickens can behave exactly the same. Sign Problem Free Lattice Model designed a lattice model with all the key physics and with • We no sign problem H = Hband + Hint H band c†iℓ = -t c jℓ + 〈i j〉,ℓ Hint =J X i ⅈ λi j c†iℓ σ c jℓ 〈〈i j〉〉,ℓ 1 (Si1 · Si2 + (ni1 4 � z λ � 1)(ni2 � � 1)) • Simple limits of this model: • Free limit: bilayer QSH, σ = ±2 (depending on λ) • Strong J-interacting limit: trivial Mott, σ = 0 sH sH c†1↑ c†2↓ - c†1↓ c†2↑ 0〉 Ψ〉 = rung singlet product state i Slagle, You, Xu (2014) Sign Problem Free Lattice Model H = Hband + Hint = -t Hband 〈i j〉,ℓ • X i 〈〈i j〉〉,ℓ 1 (Si1 · Si2 + (ni1 4 1)(ni2 1)) ������� ���� σ sH = 0 ��� σ sH = -2 Jc �� Hint =J ⅈ λi j c†iℓ σ z c jℓ c†iℓ c jℓ + ����������� �� � designed a lattice model with all the key physics and with • We no sign problem ��� σ sH = +2 � λ<� λ>� Simple limits of this model: Free limit: bilayer QSH, σsH = ±2 (depending on λ) Strong J-interacting limit: trivial Mott, σsH = 0 • • c†1↑ c†2↓ - c†1↓ c†2↑ 0〉 Ψ〉 = rung singlet product state i Slagle, You, Xu (2014) Sign Problem Free Lattice Model • Determinant QMC (Edge) fermion correlation 2 SDW/SC correlation • When the fermion Green’s function already decays FIG. 4. (Color online) The log-log plot of equal-time twoFIG. 2. (Color online) The log-log plot of single-particle particle O(4) vector correlation at the boundary for exponentially boundary, bosonic modesfunction still have Green’s function at the boundaryat as the a function of interlayer (a) = 0(b) and (b) Jz = t. Both panels show the power-law antiferromagnetic interaction J/t when (a) Jzuntil = 0Jzand power law correlation, the system hits the bulk decay behaviors before the bulk topological phase transition Jz = t. In both cases, results show the exponential decay transition into transition the trivial Mott Jc . phase. before the bulk topological phase Jc . at Wu et al. 2016 spin (SDW-XY) correlation function and superconduct- Sign Problem Free Lattice Model • Determinant QMC (Bulk) • Fermion gap always finite. modes become • Bosonic gapless at the SPT-trivial critical point. Fundamentally different from free fermion QSH transition. Because the fermionic degrees of freedom never show up at either the boundary or the bulk quantum transition, the whole system can be viewed as a bosonic SPT state. • • He et al. 2015 Sign Problem Free Lattice Model There’s a family of 2d Sign Problem Free lattice model for Bosonic •SPTs with Sp(N)xSp(N) symmetry. And the boundary realizes Sp(N) 1 xSp(N)-1 CFT. copies of QSH insulators. Free boundary theory: •Take 2NXidentical Z ⇣ ⌘ 2N Hbdy = dx † l,L i@x l,L † l,R i@x l,R l=1 ⇠ U (2N )1 ⇥ U (2N ) 1 U (2N ) = Sp(N ) + SU (2) •CFT decomposition Interactions gap out SU(2) sector and all the fermions, while leaves •the Sp(N) sector intact (bosonic). 1 Hint ⇠ 1 N a a JSU J (2)L SU (2)R An effective time reversal symmetry guarantees the model is sign •problem free. You, Bi, Mao, Xu (2015) Barkeshli, Wen (2010) A Theory for the Bulk Transition • A conjectured field theory for the bulk transition: is the tuning parameter of the transition. Across the • mtransition, the Hall conductivity of external field A (B) Senthil, Fisher 2005 changes by +2 (-2) → consistent with the BSPT physics It has the desired SO(4) ~ SU(2)xSU(2) symmetry, because of the self-dual structure Xu, You 2015; Karch, Tong 2016; Hsin, Seiberg, 2016 • our numerical results, other numerics studies also • Besides suggest that N = 2 QED (at m = 0) is indeed a CFT. f 3 Karthik, Narayanan 2016 Summary • Predictions: boundary is a conductor with • The single particle gap between transport and • Contrast tunneling competition between magnetic and electric field in the • The bulk may lead to a purely bosonic quantum phase transition, with gapped electron but gapless bosonic collective modes; • Other possible systems: • Topological mirror insulator Zhang, Xu, Liu (2014)