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Floquet higher order topological insulator in a periodically driven bipartite lattice
arXiv
Authors: Weiwei Zhu, Y. D. Chong, Jiangbin Gong
Year
2020
Paper ID
20112
Status
Preprint
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Floquet higher order topological insulators (FHOTIs) are a novel topological phase that can occur in periodically driven lattices. An appropriate experimental platform to realize FHOTIs has not yet been identified. We introduce a periodically-driven bipartite (two-band) system that hosts FHOTI phases, and predict that this lattice can be realized in experimentally-realistic optical waveguide arrays, similar to those previously used to study anomalous Floquet insulators. The model exhibits interesting phase transitions from first-order to second-order topological matter by tuning a coupling strength parameter, without breaking lattice symmetry. In the FHOTI phase, the lattice hosts corner modes at eigenphase 0 or π, which are robust against disorder in the individual couplings.
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