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The Loring--Schulz-Baldes Spectral Localizer Revisited

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Authors: Gregory Berkolaiko, Jacob Shapiro, Beyer Chase White

Year

2025

Paper ID

36220

Status

Preprint

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The spectral localizer, introduced by Loring in 2015 and Loring and Schulz-Baldes in 2017, is a method to compute the (infinite volume) topological invariant of a quantum Hamiltonian on ZZd, as the signature of the (finite) localizer matrix. We present a direct and elementary spectral-theoretic proof treating the d=1 and d=2 cases on an almost equal footing. Moreover, we re-interpret the localizer as a higher-dimensional topological insulator via the bulk-edge correspondence.

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