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Topological Edge State Nucleation in Frequency Space and its Realization with Floquet Electrical Circuits

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arxiv 2407.10191 v1 pith:W3Z3PN3X submitted 2024-07-14 cond-mat.mes-hall physics.optics

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We build Floquet-driven capactive circuit networks to realize topological states of matter in the frequency domain. We find the Floquet circuit network equations of motion to reveal a potential barrier which effectively acts as a boundary in frequency space. By implementing a Su-Shrieffer-Heeger Floquet lattice model and measuring the associated circuit Laplacian and characteristic resonances, we demonstrate how topological edge modes can nucleate at such a frequency boundary.

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