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Topological Boundary States and the Edge Chain in Semi-Infinite Two-Dimensional Insulators
We show that it is possible to compute the adiabatically protected edge and corner states of semi-infinite, two-dimensional, topological insulators by considering the first layer of lattice sites, what we call the "edge chain," independently from the bulk. We start by accepting this claim as an ansa
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