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From Bellissard's gap labeling to atomistic quasiperiodic bilayers
computational-physicsdisordered-systems-and-neural-networksmathematical-physicsmesoscale-and-nanoscale-physicsstrongly-correlated-electrons
Bellissard's framework uses covariant observables to describe aperiodic solids. We examine how butterfly-like spectra in twisted bilayers can be related to bulk gap labels and topological response. A bulk gap permits a spectral projector and an integrated density of states. A topological response re
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