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Fine-grained topological structures hidden in the Fermi sea
The geometry of the Fermi sea hosts a unique form of quantum topology, playing an equally significant role as the geometry of wave function. It governs the conductance quantization of a metal and is characterized by the Euler characteristic $χ_F$, offering a new perspective in the study of topologic
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