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Mod-two APS index and domain-wall fermion
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We reformulate the mod-two Atiyah-Patodi-Singer (APS) index in a physicist-friendly way using the domain-wall fermion. Our new formulation is given on a closed manifold, which is extended from the original manifold with boundary, where we instead give a fermion mass term changing its sign at the location of the original boundary. This new setup does not need the APS boundary condition, which is non-local. A mathematical proof of equivalence between the two different formulations is given by two different evaluations of the same index of a Dirac operator on a higher dimensional manifold. The domain-wall fermion allows us to separate the edge and bulk mode contributions in a natural but not in a gauge invariant way, which offers a straightforward description of the global anomaly inflow.
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Capturing the Atiyah-Patodi-Singer index from the lattice
A lattice formulation of the Atiyah-Patodi-Singer index is built using spectral flow of domain-wall Dirac operators generalized beyond product boundaries and proven to recover the continuum index for small enough latt...
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Higher-Rank Orthogonal Twists, APS Boundary Conditions, and $O(2)$-Equivariant Spectral Flow on a Warped Cylinder
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Reflection Symmetry, APS Boundary Conditions, and Equivariant Spectral Flow on a Warped Cylinder
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