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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Classification of $Z_2$ spin liquids in a hyperkagome lattice by projective symmetry groups

Biao Huang, Yong Baek Kim, Yuan-Ming Lu

Published Mar 18, 2016• 0 citations
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Classification of Z2Z_2Z2​ spin liquids in a hyperkagome lattice by projective symmetry groups
Projective symmetry group classification of Z2Z_2Z2​ spin liquids in a pyrochlore lattice
A projective symmetry group (PSG) has been regarded as a classification theory of spin liquids.However, it does not include a symmetry-protected topological order of fermionic spinon excitations, and thus the classification of gapped spin liquids is incomplete.We demonstrate the classification beyond PSG by utilizing the Kitaev model on the square-octagon lattice, where two gapped spin liquids are distinguished by a topological Z 2 invariant.This Z 2 invariant can be defined solely by the time-reversal and translation symmetries on condition that the time-reversal symmetry is implemented projectively.Thus, it is a hidden class of topological Kitaev spin liquids with helical edge states, which has been ignored for a long time.This suggests that there exists an unknown classification scheme of gapped spin liquids beyond PSG.
Realization of symmetry classes for gapped Z2Z_{2}Z2​ spin liquids in simple models