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Topological Phases in One Dimension
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Abstract
Polyacetylene was studied extensively in the 1980s. A re-examination of the Su–Schrieffer–Heeger model for polyacetylene shows that it is actually a one-dimensional topological insulator with the end states. Topological phases also exist in other one-dimensional systems.
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Topological Phase Topological Insulators Topological Quantum Phase Transition Spin-orbit couplingSpin-orbit Coupling Berry Phase
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