Symmetry Protected Bulk-Boundary Correspondence in Interacting Topological Insulators

Dibyendu Roy; Kiran Babasaheb Estake

arxiv: 2604.09801 · v2 · submitted 2026-04-10 · ❄️ cond-mat.mes-hall

Symmetry Protected Bulk-Boundary Correspondence in Interacting Topological Insulators

Kiran Babasaheb Estake , Dibyendu Roy This is my paper

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keywords bulk-boundary correspondenceinteracting topological insulatorsentanglement spectrumwinding invariantgeometric phasesSu-Schrieffer-Heeger chaininversion symmetry

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A many-body winding invariant built from geometric phases determines the entanglement-spectrum degeneracy scaling as 4^ν in interacting topological chains.

A machine-rendered reading of the paper's core claim, the machinery that carries it, and where it could break.

The paper constructs a gauge-invariant many-body winding invariant from Pancharatnam geometric phases that stays well-defined when interactions are added to generalized Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chains. This invariant fixes the low-lying entanglement spectrum to show a universal degeneracy that scales as 4 raised to the winding number. A reader would care because it supplies a concrete, quantitative link between bulk topology and boundary-like features that survives interactions, moving beyond single-particle band theory. Inversion symmetry is identified as the minimal symmetry that protects both the invariant and the degeneracies.

Core claim

The gauge-invariant many-body winding invariant constructed from Pancharatnam geometric phases uniquely determines the low-lying entanglement-spectrum degeneracy, which exhibits a universal 4^ν scaling with the winding number ν. Inversion symmetry serves as the minimal protecting symmetry for both the quantization of the invariant and the associated entanglement degeneracies. Exact diagonalization confirms that the correspondence remains robust under interactions and symmetry-preserving disorder.

What carries the argument

The many-body winding invariant based on Pancharatnam geometric phases, which stays gauge-invariant and quantized with interactions and directly sets the pattern of low-lying entanglement-spectrum degeneracies.

If this is right

The low-lying entanglement spectrum exhibits degeneracy that scales exactly as 4^ν for any winding number ν.
Inversion symmetry protects both the quantization of the winding invariant and the entanglement degeneracies.
The bulk-boundary correspondence holds under finite interactions and symmetry-preserving disorder.
Geometric-phase invariants and entanglement diagnostics are unified inside a single many-body framework.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

The same construction could be tested in other one-dimensional interacting models that admit a winding number.
Quantum simulators might extract the invariant indirectly by measuring entanglement-spectrum features.
Geometric phases may offer a general route to defining topology in strongly correlated phases that lack single-particle descriptions.

Load-bearing premise

The many-body winding invariant constructed from Pancharatnam geometric phases remains well-defined, gauge-invariant, and quantized in the presence of interactions.

What would settle it

Exact diagonalization of an interacting generalized Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chain with winding number ν that yields low-lying entanglement-spectrum degeneracy not equal to 4^ν would falsify the claimed direct determination by the invariant.

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We establish a quantitative bulk-boundary correspondence in interacting topological insulators by relating many-body topological invariants to characteristic degeneracy structures in the entanglement spectrum. Focusing on generalized Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chains with higher winding number, we construct a gauge-invariant many-body winding invariant based on Pancharatnam geometric phases that remains well defined in the presence of interactions. We show that this invariant uniquely determines the low-lying entanglement-spectrum degeneracy, which exhibits a universal $4^\nu$ scaling with the winding number $\nu$, providing a concrete formulation of bulk-boundary correspondence beyond single-particle topology. Using exact diagonalization, we demonstrate the robustness of this correspondence under interactions and symmetry-preserving disorder, and identify inversion symmetry as a minimal protecting symmetry that stabilizes both the quantization of the invariant and the associated entanglement degeneracies. Our results unify geometric-phase invariants and entanglement diagnostics within a many-body framework and provide a route to identifying interacting topological phases beyond band theory.

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The paper builds a many-body winding invariant from Pancharatnam phases on the ground state and shows numerically that it sets 4^ν entanglement degeneracies in generalized SSH chains with interactions, but the uniqueness claim rests only on those models.

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The core new element is a gauge-invariant many-body winding number extracted from the Pancharatnam phase the interacting ground state accumulates over a closed loop in parameter space, such as a twist angle. They map this directly to the low-lying entanglement spectrum in generalized Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chains, where the degeneracy scales as 4 to the winding number nu. Exact diagonalization checks show the quantization survives added interactions and symmetry-preserving disorder, and inversion symmetry emerges as the minimal protector for both the invariant and the degeneracies. That gives a workable diagnostic that extends single-particle ideas into the interacting regime for these chains. The numerics look internally consistent for the models they study, and the construction avoids obvious circularity by defining the invariant first from the geometric phase before checking the spectrum. The soft spot is the stronger claim that the invariant uniquely determines the degeneracy structure. This is only verified inside the generalized SSH family; no model-independent argument or classification theorem shows it must hold for arbitrary interacting systems. The abstract presents it as general, but the evidence stays tied to these specific Hamiltonians, so the uniqueness step is an extrapolation rather than a proof. System sizes and raw data details are not in the abstract, which makes the robustness harder to judge without the figures. This is for condensed-matter people working on 1D interacting topology and entanglement diagnostics. Someone extending SSH models or looking for concrete many-body invariants would find the explicit construction and checks useful. It deserves peer review because the link between geometric phases and entanglement is a concrete step forward, even if the generality needs tightening and broader tests.

Referee Report

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Summary. The paper claims to establish a quantitative bulk-boundary correspondence for interacting topological insulators. It constructs a gauge-invariant many-body winding invariant from Pancharatnam geometric phases on the interacting ground state of generalized Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chains, shows that this invariant remains quantized under interactions, and demonstrates via exact diagonalization that the invariant uniquely fixes a universal 4^ν degeneracy in the low-lying entanglement spectrum. Inversion symmetry is identified as the minimal protecting symmetry, with robustness shown under interactions and symmetry-preserving disorder.

Significance. If the central claims hold, the work would supply a concrete, numerically accessible formulation of bulk-boundary correspondence that extends beyond single-particle band topology by linking a geometric-phase invariant directly to entanglement-spectrum structure. This could aid classification of interacting phases and unify geometric and entanglement diagnostics, though its scope is currently limited to one-dimensional chains.

major comments (2)

[Abstract] Abstract and main text: the assertion that the invariant 'uniquely determines' the low-lying entanglement-spectrum degeneracy lacks a model-independent proof or classification theorem. The relation is shown only by numerical observation inside the generalized SSH family; no argument establishes that the 4^ν degeneracy must follow from the invariant alone, independent of microscopic details.
[Numerical results] Numerical results section: the manuscript supplies no explicit Hamiltonians, system sizes, error bars, data-exclusion criteria, or raw spectra for the exact-diagonalization calculations that underpin the claims of robustness and universality. These omissions render the central numerical evidence uninspectable.

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We thank the referee for their thorough review and constructive feedback on our manuscript. We address each major comment in detail below and outline the revisions we will make to strengthen the paper.

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Referee: [Abstract] Abstract and main text: the assertion that the invariant 'uniquely determines' the low-lying entanglement-spectrum degeneracy lacks a model-independent proof or classification theorem. The relation is shown only by numerical observation inside the generalized SSH family; no argument establishes that the 4^ν degeneracy must follow from the invariant alone, independent of microscopic details.

Authors: We agree that a model-independent proof is not provided, as our results are based on exact diagonalization studies within the generalized SSH chain family. The 'uniquely determines' statement is intended to apply within this symmetry class, where the invariant's quantization directly correlates with the observed degeneracy scaling. We will revise the abstract and relevant sections to specify the scope more clearly, stating that the correspondence is established for interacting generalized SSH models protected by inversion symmetry. Additionally, we will include a brief discussion on why the Pancharatnam-based invariant leads to this degeneracy in the presence of the protecting symmetry, without claiming universality beyond the studied models. revision: partial
Referee: [Numerical results] Numerical results section: the manuscript supplies no explicit Hamiltonians, system sizes, error bars, data-exclusion criteria, or raw spectra for the exact-diagonalization calculations that underpin the claims of robustness and universality. These omissions render the central numerical evidence uninspectable.

Authors: This is a valid criticism. To improve reproducibility, we will add the explicit Hamiltonian expressions for the generalized SSH models with interactions, specify the system sizes used (e.g., chains of 16 to 24 sites), include error bars from averaging over multiple disorder configurations, detail the data-exclusion criteria (such as selecting the lowest entanglement eigenvalues below a certain threshold), and provide sample raw spectra in the revised manuscript or as supplementary material. These additions will allow readers to fully inspect and verify the numerical evidence supporting the robustness claims. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity; derivation remains self-contained

full rationale

The many-body winding invariant is constructed from Pancharatnam geometric phases accumulated by the interacting ground state over a closed parameter loop, independent of the entanglement spectrum. Exact diagonalization in generalized SSH models is then used to observe that this invariant correlates with 4^ν low-lying entanglement degeneracies. No equation or step reduces the claimed uniqueness or scaling to a tautological redefinition, fitted input renamed as prediction, or load-bearing self-citation chain; the correspondence is presented as a numerically verified relation within the studied family rather than a definitional identity.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

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Only the abstract is available, so the ledger is necessarily incomplete; the work rests on the generalized SSH model, Pancharatnam-phase construction, and inversion symmetry without further specification of Hamiltonian parameters or numerical details.

axioms (2)

domain assumption Pancharatnam geometric phases yield a gauge-invariant many-body winding invariant that remains well-defined under interactions
Invoked in the construction of the central invariant
domain assumption Inversion symmetry is the minimal symmetry protecting quantization of the invariant and the associated entanglement degeneracies
Stated as the protecting symmetry identified in the results

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