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Radiation of a short linear antenna above a topologically insulating half-space

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arxiv 2401.11285 v1 pith:MODOPDR7 submitted 2024-01-20 cond-mat.mes-hall hep-th

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The topological magnetoelectric effect (TME) is a unique macroscopic manifestation of quantum states of matter possessing topological order and it is described by axion electrodynamics. In three-dimensional topological insulators, for instance, the axion coupling is of the order of the fine structure constant, and hence a perturbative analysis of the field equations is plenty justified. In this paper we use Green's function techniques to obtain time-dependent solutions to the axion field equations in the presence of a planar domain-wall separating two media with different topological order. We apply our results to investigate the radiation of a short linear antenna near the domain-wall.

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  1. Surface Variables Description of Axion Topological Materials

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    Axion topological insulators are fully described by surface charge and current densities satisfying integral equations solvable analytically for spheres and numerically for complex shapes.

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