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Orbital magnetization of Floquet topological systems

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Abstract

A general expression for the orbital magnetization of a Floquet system is derived. The expression holds for a clean system and is valid for any driving protocol and arbitrary occupation of the bands. The orbital magnetization is shown to be large not only for Chern insulators, but also for anomalous phases where the Chern number does not fully account for the topology. In addition, the orbital magnetization is shown to take significant values both for a thermal equilibrium occupation of the Floquet bands and for occupations determined by a quantum quench from an initial state with zero orbital magnetization. For the latter case, the orbital magnetization is shown to be highly sensitive to van Hove singularities of the Floquet bands.
Original languageEnglish
Article number195426
Number of pages13
JournalPhysical Review B
Volume105
Issue number19
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 23 May 2022
MoE publication typeA1 Journal article-refereed

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  • Long-range coherence in nanosystems

    Törmä, P. (Principal investigator), Topp, G. (Project Member), Pyykkönen, V. (Project Member), Kähärä, J. (Project Member), Moilanen, A. (Project Member), Kumar, P. (Project Member), Julku, A. (Project Member), Salerno, G. (Project Member), Luntama, S. (Project Member), Kliuiev, P. (Project Member), Rosenberg, M. (Project Member), Kuoppala, S. (Project Member), Lamponen, E. (Project Member), Aronen, K. (Project Member), Systä, H. (Project Member), Källman, N. (Project Member) & Arjas, K. (Project Member)

    01/01/202031/12/2021

    Project: Academy of Finland: Other research funding

  • Long-range coherence in nanosystems

    Törmä, P. (Principal investigator)

    01/01/201731/12/2021

    Project: Academy of Finland: Other research funding

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