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Divergent Orbital Diamagnetism from Chiral Edge States in Chern Insulators
disordered-systems-and-neural-networksmaterials-sciencemesoscale-and-nanoscale-physicsstatistical-mechanics
Two-dimensional massless Dirac systems, exemplified by graphene, are known to exhibit a divergent orbital diamagnetic susceptibility that scales linearly with system size. Motivated by viewing a chiral edge state as one half of an enlarged analogue of a benzene ring, we study Chern insulators under
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