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Band structure engineering and reconstruction in electric circuit networks

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arxiv 1807.09555 v1 pith:BLXFVQEO submitted 2018-07-25 cond-mat.mes-hall

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We develop an approach to design, engineer, and measure band structures in a synthetic crystal composed of electric circuit elements. Starting from the nodal analysis of a circuit lattice in terms of currents and voltages, our Laplacian formalism for synthetic matter allows us to investigate arbitrary tight-binding models in terms of wave number resolved Laplacian eigenmodes, yielding an admittance band structure of the circuit. For illustration, we model and measure a honeycomb circuit featuring a Dirac cone admittance bulk dispersion as well as flat band admittance edge modes at its bearded and zigzag terminations. We further employ our circuit band analysis to measure a topological phase transition in the topolectrical Su-Schrieffer-Heeger circuit.

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