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Topological properties of linear circuit lattices

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arxiv 1410.1243 v3 pith:H5UCUIQO submitted 2014-10-06 cond-mat.mes-hall quant-ph

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keywords circuithoppinglatticeslinearmatrixaccessibleaharonov-bohmarbitrary
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Motivated by the topologically insulating (TI) circuit of capacitors and inductors proposed and tested in arXiv:1309.0878, we present a related circuit with less elements per site. The normal mode frequency matrix of our circuit is unitarily equivalent to the hopping matrix of a quantum spin Hall insulator (QSHI) and we identify perturbations that do not backscatter the circuit's edge modes. The idea behind these models is generalized, providing a platform to simulate tunable and locally accessible lattices with arbitrary complex spin-dependent hopping of any range. A simulation of a non-Abelian Aharonov-Bohm effect using such linear circuit designs is discussed.

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