We show that an interacting two-spin model subjected to two circularly polarized drives enables a feasible realization of a correlated topological phase in synthetic dimensions. The topological observable is given by a quantized frequency conversion between the dynamical drives, which is why we coin it the interacting topological frequency converter (ITFC). The ITFC is characterized by the interplay of interaction and synthetic dimension. This gives rise to striking topological phenomena that have no counterpart in the noninteracting regime. By calculating the topological phase diagrams as a function of interaction strength, we predict an enhancement of frequency conversion as a direct manifestation of the correlated topological response of the ITFC.
Interacting topological frequency converter / Körber, Simon; Privitera, Lorenzo; Budich, Jan Carl; Trauzettel, Björn. - In: PHYSICAL REVIEW RESEARCH. - ISSN 2643-1564. - 2:2(2020), pp. 1-6. [10.1103/physrevresearch.2.022023]
Interacting topological frequency converter
Privitera, Lorenzo;
2020-01-01
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We show that an interacting two-spin model subjected to two circularly polarized drives enables a feasible realization of a correlated topological phase in synthetic dimensions. The topological observable is given by a quantized frequency conversion between the dynamical drives, which is why we coin it the interacting topological frequency converter (ITFC). The ITFC is characterized by the interplay of interaction and synthetic dimension. This gives rise to striking topological phenomena that have no counterpart in the noninteracting regime. By calculating the topological phase diagrams as a function of interaction strength, we predict an enhancement of frequency conversion as a direct manifestation of the correlated topological response of the ITFC.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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