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Friday, January 25, 2019 - 16:15 in T2-213


Introduction to the non commutative topology of topological insulators

A talk in the Kolloquium Mathematische Physik series by
Johannes Kellendonk

Abstract: Topological insulators are insulating materials which are in a topological non-trivial phase. Perhaps the most exciting consequence of this is the existence of boundary resonances (for instance boundary currents) which are robust against disorder. Mathematically this is related to a bulk boundary correspondance linking topological invariants of the bulk of the material to topological invariants associated to the boundary. Our approach uses K-theory and cyclic cohomology of operator algebras.



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