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Landau levels based on matrix mechanics Yuki Izaki

Abstract

In principle, the energy levels under a magnetic field can be precisely calculated based on the k p theory, as was shown by Luttinger and Kohn. In practice, however, it is too complex to calculate the energy levels of electrons in solids because of the noncommuta- tivity of the kinematical momentum operatorπ which does not allow us to use the simple diagonalization technique. Even today, the energy levels under the field for multiband systems can be obtained perturbatively using the Lowdin partitioning. The theory using the Lowdin partitioning can give a good agreement with the experiment on Bi. However, for PbTe, there is a considerable discripancy between the theory and experiment. In this study, we introduce a new nonperturbative technique (π-matrix method) to calculate exactly the energy levels under the magnetic field, considering the noncommutativity of π. By using this technique, we can rigorously calculate the energy of electrons in solids under the magnetic field. We apply this method to PbTe, a typical Dirac electron system, and obtained the spin-splitting parameter that agree with the experiment. This result can rectify the existing discrepancy between the experimental and theoretical results.

We also apply this method to Cd3As2, a typical Dirac semimetal. We show that the en- ergy levels of Cd3As2 exhibits anomalous properties that the previous studies have never encountered

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(π=p−eA)

π π-matrix

PbTe

Cd3As2

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1 3

2 7

2.1 . . . 7

2.2 . . . 9

2.3 . . . 10

2.4 k·p . . . 12

2.4.1 k·p . . . 12

2.4.2 Luttinger-Kohn . . . 14

2.5 . . . 18

3 23 3.1 . . . 23

3.2 . . . 27

3.3 . . . 28

3.3.1 . . . 29

3.3.2 . . . 30

4 k·p 32 4.1 . . . 32

4.1.1 . . . 32

4.1.2 . . . 36

4.2 k·p . . . 37

4.3 L¨owdin partitioning . . . 37

4.3.1 2 . . . 40

4.3.2 . . . 45

4.4 . . . 47

4.4.1 . . . 47

4.4.2 k·p . . . 48

4.5 Fan-diagram plot . . . 50

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4.5.1 . . . 50

4.5.2 . . . 51

4.5.3 . . . 52

5 53 5.1 π-matrix . . . 53

5.2 π-matrix - - . . . 54

5.3 π-matrix - - . . . 56

5.4 π-matrix - k·p - . . . 56

6 59 6.1 PbTe . . . 60

6.1.1 Lent . . . 60

6.1.2 Lach-hab . . . 66

6.1.3 PbTe . . . 67

6.2 Bi . . . 69

6.2.1 Trigonal . . . 70

6.2.2 Bisectrix . . . 71

6.2.3 Binary . . . 72

6.2.4 Bi . . . 73

7 Cd3As2 77 7.1 . . . 78

7.2 . . . 78

7.2.1 Z.Wang . . . 79

7.2.2 Jeon . . . 81

7.2.3 2 . . . 83

7.3 . . . 84

7.3.1 . . . 86

7.3.2 . . . 90

8 93

94 95

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1

1.0.1

Bohr-Sommerfeld [1–5]

g

k·p [6]

k·p ¯hk π

π

2

4×4 2 (2×2 )

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! "

# $

%

&

' (

) *

!

!"#

$%&"'()*

+,-.

/!"#

012 34

!"#

5*.

5*. 5*.

6734 89.

:;<=>?@ABC

1.0.1

[7–9]

L¨owdin partitining

g [10]

( ) (

)

Bi

PbTe [10–14]

Bi2Se3 [15–17]

1

[14] Bi

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500 Bi

g [10] PbTe

60% [14, 18]

2 2

[19–22] Bi g

0

[14]

Wien2k VASP

(π-matrix) [23]

π

π (π-matrix

, 1.0.2) PbTe Bi

Cd3As2

MZC fan-diagram plot x

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! "

# $

%

&

' (

) *

!

+!"#

,-. /0

!"#

1*2 1*2 1*2

3456789:;<=

678>?

π@ABCDEF

GHIJKLMNN 1*28OPQRSTU +!"#8

VWXY*Z[J$%\]U^

1.0.2

Mfan

8 2

k·p 3

Cd3As2

4 k·p

5

π-matrix 6

PbTe

Bi π-matrix

7 π-matrix Cd3As2

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2

[24–26]

2.1

p→π=p+eA (2.1.1)

π p

[pi, pj] = 0 (2.1.2)

A B

B =∇×A (2.1.3)

ij] = [pi+eAi, pj+eAj]

= [pi, pj] +e2[Ai, Aj] +e(Aipj+piAj −Ajpi−pjAi)

3 p=i¯h∇ ψ

piAjψ=−i¯h∇(Ajψ) = (pjAi−Aipj

ij] =e[Aipj+ (piAj−Ajpi)−Ajpi−(pjAi−Aipj)]

=e(piAj −pjAi) =i¯he

!∂Aj

∂xi −∂Ai

∂xj

"

=−i¯he$ijkBk =π×π (2.1.4)

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$ijk π

H= π2

2m (2.1.5)

B z

A= (0, Bx,0)

H = 1 2m

#p2x+ (py+eBx)2$

(2.1.6)

H y ψ y

py ¯hky

H= 1

2mp2x+ e2B2 2m

!¯hky eB +x

"2

= 1

2mp2x+ mωc2

2 (x+X)2 (2.1.7)

ωc ≡eB/m X ≡¯hky/(eB) (2.1.7) ψn,ky

ψn,ky(x, y) = 1

%Ly

eikyyφn(x+X) (2.1.8)

Ly y Φn(x)

Hn(x) φn(x) =

! 1

2nn!√ πlB

"12

e12(x/lB)2Hn

!x lB

"

(2.1.9) lB =%

¯

h/(eB) φ

π±= (πx±πy)/√ 2

π+φn(x) =√

n+ 1φn+1

πφn(x) =√ nφn1

E En=

! n+1

2

"

¯

c (2.1.10)

n= (0,1,2,· · ·)

(15)

¯

c (2.1.10)

X X

X 0≤X < Lx

0≤ky <(eB/¯h)Lx y

ky 2π/Ly ξ(B)

ξ(B) = Ly

2π eB

¯

h Lx ≡ eBS

h (2.1.11)

S

z

A = (0, Bx,0) (2.1.10)

En =

! n+ 1

2

"

¯

c+¯h2kz2

2m (2.1.12)

E = ¯h2k2/(2m)

m Ec

E =Ec+ ¯h2k2 2m [25]

En=Ec+

! n+1

2

"

¯

c +¯h2kz2

2mc (2.1.13)

ωc =eB/mc

2.2

1/B

- -

EF λ n <λ

! n+ 1

2

"

¯

c< EF −¯h2k2z

2me ≡EF# (2.2.1)

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N

N = (λ+ 1)ξ (2.2.2)

ξ &

λ+12'

¯

c =EF λ

(2.1.11) ξ N

λ=n# λ=n#−1 N

! λ+1

2

"

= EF#

¯ hωc

(2.2.3)

λ 1/B 1/B

1/B

G= 1

En−EF +iδ (2.2.4)

δ

1

x+iδ = P

x −iπδ(x)

→δ(x) =−1 πIm

! 1 x+iδ

"

P δ(x) D

D=(

k

δ(Ek−EF) (2.2.5)

En

D=−ξ π

(

n=0

) Im

! 1

En−EF +iδ

"

dkz

2.2.1 1/B

1/2¯hωc

EF

2.3

-

-

*

pdq= (n+γ) 2π¯h (2.3.1)

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1/B! T−1"

2.2.1 1/B

γ 1/2 1/2 [1,27]

¯

hk→p+eA

*

pdq=

*

(¯hk−eA)·dq

=

*

−e(ρ×B+A)·dρ (2.3.2)

¯

hk˙ =−ev×B r˙=v = 1

¯ h

∂E

∂k ρ

¯

hk=−eρ×B (2.3.2)

*

ρ×B·dρ=−B·

*

ρ×dρ=−2πρ2B

=−2Φ

Φ (2.3.2)

*

A·dρ= )

(∇×A)dσ

= )

Bdσ =Φ

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σ (2.3.2)

*

p·dq=eΦ (2.3.3)

(2.3.1) (2.3.3)

Φ= (n+γ)2π¯h

e (2.3.4)

σ S ¯hk˙ =−er˙×B

z

zׯhk˙ = ˆkz·B·(−er)˙ −kˆz(−er)˙ B

=−eB#

˙ r−kˆz

+kˆz·r˙,$

=eBρ˙ (2.3.5)

(2.3.5)

ρ(t)−ρ(0) =− ¯h

eBkˆz×[k(t)−k(0)] (2.3.6)

ρ k ¯h/eB π/2

σ S

σ= ¯h2e2B2S (2.3.7)

(2.3.3)

Φ=B ¯h2

e2B2S= 2π

e (n+γ)

→S = 2πeB

¯

h2 (n+γ) (2.3.8)

2.4 k · p

k·p m

k·p

k·p

J.M.Luttinger W.Kohn [6] k·p

2.4.1 k · p

k·p k0

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[24] k·p V (x)

Hψ= -p2

2m +V (r) .

ψ=Eψ (2.4.1)

ψ

ψ=eik·run,k(r) (2.4.2)

n k 2.4.1

2.4.2 .

Hψ= -p2

2m +V (r) .

eik·run,k(r)

= 1 2m

&

−i¯h∇2'

eik·run,k(r) +V (r)eik·run,k(r)

=Eeik·run,k(r) (2.4.3)

2.4.3 1

2m(−i¯h)2/

−k2eik·run,k(r) + 2ikeik·r∇un,k(r) +eik·r2un,k(r)0

=eik·r -¯h2k2

2m + ¯h

mk·p+ p2 2m

.

un,k(r)

(2.4.4) (2.4.3) eik·r

1p2 2m + ¯h

mk·p+ ¯h2k2

2m +V (r) 2

unk(r) =Eunk(r) (2.4.5) (2.4.1)

1 H+ ¯h

mk·p+¯h2k2 2m

2

unk(r)

H#= m¯hk·p+ ¯h2m2k2

k·p H# k

n

$n(k) =$n(0) + ¯h2k2 2m + ¯h

2m (

j$=n

|(n0|k·p|j0)|2

$n(0)−$j(0) (2.4.6) m

m= -i

¯ h

d2$n(k) dk2

.1

(2.4.7) (2.4.6) (2.4.7)

m

m = 1 + 2 m

(

j$=n

|(n0|p|j0)|2

$n(0)−$j(0) (2.4.8)

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2.4.2 Luttinger-Kohn

k·p k·p

k·p

Luttinger Kohn

[6] k·p

H0 U

H0 ψnk $n(k)

n k

H0ψnk =$n(k)ψn,k (2.4.9)

ψ

(H0+U)ψ=$ψ (2.4.10)

ψnk=eik·runk (2.4.11)

unk ψnk

Luttinger-Kohn

χnk =eik·run0 (2.4.12)

un0 χ ψnk

Luttinger-Kohn χnk

f(r) ψnk

f(r) =(

n

)

dkgn(k)ψnk

=(

n

)

dkgn(k)eik·runk (2.4.13)

unk=(

n!

bnn!(k)un!0 (2.4.14)

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(2.4.14) (2.4.13)

f(r) =(

n

(

n!

)

dkgn(k)bnn!eik·run!0 (2.4.15) n n#

f(r) =(

n

(

n!

)

dkgn!(k)bn!neik·run0

=(

n

)

dk˜gn(k)eik·rχnk (2.4.16)

˜

gn(k) =(

n!

gn!(k)bn!n(k) (2.4.17)

unk Luttinger-

Kohn χnk

χnk

nkn!,k!)= )

ψnkψn!k!dr

= )

ei

!k−k!"·r

unkun!kdr

=δ(k−k#nn! (2.4.18)

χnk

nkn!,k!)= )

ei

!k−k!"·r

un0un!0dr

(2.4.19) un0

un0un0=(

m

Bnnm!eiKm·r (2.4.20)

Bmnn! Km (2.4.20)

(2.4.19)

nkn!k!)= )

ei(kk!)·run0un!0dr

= )

ei(kk!Km)·r(

m

Bnnm!dr

= (2π)3(

m

Bmnn!δ(k−k!−Km) (2.4.21)

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k, k! k−k!−Km = 0

Km m=0

(2.4.21)

nkn!k!)= (2π)3B0nn!δ(k−k!) (2.4.22) (2.4.20)

Bmnn! = 1 Ω

)

eiKm·run0un!0dr (2.4.23)

m= 0 (2.4.18)

B0nn! = 1 Ω

)

un0un!0dr

= 1

(2π)3δnn! (2.4.24)

(2.4.24) (2.4.22)

nkn!k!)=δnn!δ(k−k#) (2.4.25)

Luttinger-Kohn χnk

(2.4.10)

ψ=(

n!

)

dk#An!(k#n!k! (2.4.26) (2.4.10)

(H0+U)(

n!

)

dk#An!(k#n!k! =$(

n!

)

dk#An!(k#n!k! (2.4.27) χnk

(

n!

)

dkχnk(H0+U)χn!k!An!(k#) =$(

n!

)

dkAn!(k)χnkχn!k!

(2.4.28)

χnkn!k! (nk|H|nk) (2.4.28)

(

n!

)

dk(nk|(H0+U)|n#k#)An!(k#) =$An(k) (2.4.29) H0

(nk|H0|n#k#)= )

eik·run0H0eik!·run!0 (2.4.30)

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H0=p2/2m+V(x) H0eik!·rψ= p2

2m

+eik!·rψ,

+V (x)+

eik!·rψ,

(2.4.31)

(2.4.31) 1 p=−i∇

−1 2m

+∇2eik!·rψ,

=− 1 2m

+∇eik!·r∇ψ+ik#∇eik!·rψ,

= −1 2m

+

ik#eik!·r∇ψ+eik!·r2ψ−k#2eik·r+ikeik!·r∇ψ,

=eik!·r

!k!·p m + p2

2m + k#2 2m

"

ψ (2.4.32)

(2.4.31)

H0eik!·r=eik!·r

!k#·p m + p2

2m + k#2 2m

"

+V (x)eik!·r (2.4.33) (2.4.30)

(nk|H0|n#k#)= )

eik·run0H0eik!·run!0

= )

ei(k!k)·r

un0

!k#·p m + p2

2m + k#2

2m +V (x)

"

un!0dr

= )

ei(k!k)·run0

!

H0+ k#·p m + k#2

2m

"

un!0dr

= )

ei(k!k)·r

un0

!

$n!+ k#·p m + k#2

2m

"

un!0dr (2.4.34) (2.4.25)

)

ei(k!k)·run0un!0dr=δ(k−k#nn!

=δ(k#−k)(2π)3

)

un0un!0dr (2.4.35) (2.4.34)

(nk|H0|n#k)=δ(k#−k)(2π)3

) un0

!

$n!+ k#·p 2m + k#2

2m

"

un!0dr

=δ(k#−k) -!

$n!+ k2 2m

"

δnn!+kαpαnn!

m .

(2.4.36)

pαnn! (¯h= 1 )

pαnn! = (2π)3

) un0

!1 i∇α

"

un!0dr (2.4.37)

pαnn! pαnn!(k) =m∂$(k)/∂kα

pαnn = 0, pαnn! =pnα!n= (pαnn!) (2.4.38)

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(2.4.29) U (2.4.20) (nk|U|n#k)=

)

ei(k!k)·r

U un0un!0dr

=(

m

)

ei(k!k)·rBnnm!eiKm·rU dr

= (2π)3(

m

Bmnn!U(k−k#+Km) (2.4.39)

U(k) U

U(k)≡ 1 (2π)3

)

dreik·rU(r) (2.4.40)

Luttinger Kohn U

U k k# Km

m= 0 m*= 0

(2.4.39) m= 0

(2.4.39)

(nk|U|n#k)= (2π)3B0nn!U(k−k#)

nn!U(k−k#) (2.4.41) (2.4.36) (2.4.41) (2.4.29)

!

$n+ k2 2m

"

An(k) + (

n!$=n

kαpαnn!

m An!(k) +

)

dk#U(k−k#)An(k#) =$An(k) (2.4.42) Luttinger-Kohn

(2.1.1) ¯hk → π

(2.4.11)

k k π

(2.4.12) k

¯ hk → π

[ (2.4.14)] Luttinger-Kohn

Luttinger-Kohn k·p

4 k·p

2.5

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m V (r) [28]

i¯h ∂

∂tΨ= [α·p+βm+V(r)]Ψ Ψ=

! φ χ

"

(2.5.1) α,β

αi=

! 0 σi

σi 0

"

,β =

! I2 0 0 −I2

"

(2.5.2)

σx =

! 0 1 1 0

"

y=

! 0 −i i 0

"

z =

! 1 0 0 −1

"

(2.5.3)

σ (2.5.1)

-! 0 σ σ 0

"

·p+

! I2 0 0 −I2

"

m+V (r) . - φ

χ .

= ˆE - φ

χ .

⇒σ·pχ+mφ+V (r)φ=+

#+m, φ σ·pφ−mχ+V (r)χ=+

#+m, χ

⇒σ·pχ+V (r)φ−Eˆ#φ= 0

σ·pφ−2mχ+V (r)χ−Eˆ#χ= 0

⇒+

#−V (r),

φ−σ·pχ= 0 (2.5.4)

+Eˆ#+ 2m−V (r),

χ−σ·pφ= 0 (2.5.5)

Eˆ = ˆE#+m (2.5.6)

(2.5.5) m,V (r) Eˆ#-m 2mχ=σ·pφ

⇒χ= σ·p

2m φ (2.5.7)

p/m=v

χ∝vφ (2.5.8)

χ φ v

(2.5.5)

χ=+

#+ 2m−V (r),1

σ·pφ (2.5.9)

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(2.5.6)

+Eˆ#−V(r),

φ−σ·p+

#+ 2m−V (r),1

σ·pφ

⇒Eˆ#φ= 1

2m(σ·p) 3

1 +Eˆ#−V (r) 2m

41

(σ·p)φ+V (r)φ (2.5.10) +Eˆ#−V (r),

/2m 3

1 +Eˆ#−V (r) 2m

41

/1−Eˆ#−V (r)

2m (2.5.11)

pV (r) =V (r)p−ie¯h∇φ (2.5.12) (σ·∇V (r)) (σ·p) = (∇V (r))·p+iσ·[(∇V (r))×p] (2.5.13) (2.5.9)

#φ= 1

2m(σ·p) (σ·p)φ− 1 2m

#

2m (σ·p) (σ·p)φ + 1

2m 1

2m(σ·p) (V (r)) (σ·p)φ+V (r)φ

= p2 2m

3

1−Eˆ#−V (r)

2mc2 +V (r) 4

φ+ 1

4m2 (−i¯h) (σ·∇V (r)) (σ·p)φ

= p2 2m

3

1−Eˆ#−V (r)

2m +V (r) 4

φ+ ¯h2

4m2 (∇V(r)) (∇V (r)) + ¯h

4m2[∇V (r)×pψ1] (2.5.14)

#−V (r) p2/2m m

+Eˆ#−V (r),

p2 p4/2m

∇φ·∇= dV (r) dr

∂r (2.5.15)

∇φ= 1 r

dV (r)

dr r (2.5.16)

(2.5.14) Eˆ#φ=

!p2

2m +V (r)− p4

8m3− ¯h2 4m2

dV (r) dr

∂r + 1 2m2

1 r

dV (r) dr S·L

"

φ(2.5.17)

S L

S = 1

2¯hσ, L=r×p (2.5.18)

(2.5.17)

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W L Γ X W K

E n er gy (e V)

2.5.1 Wien2k [29] PbTe

HSOC= 1 2m2

1 r

dV (r) dr S·L

!

= ¯h

4m2σ·∇V (r)×p

"

(2.5.19)

2.5.1 PbTe PbTe

-

En

En,+, En,

(28)

En,σ =

! n+ 1

2

"

¯ hωc

2gµBB (2.5.20)

Ez =En,+−En, =gµBB (2.5.21)

g g µB µB =e¯h/2m

Ec=En,±−En1,± = ¯hωc (2.5.22) MZC

MZC = EZ

EC

= gµBB

¯ hωc

= g

2 (2.5.23)

(2.5.23) g g

[13, 15–18, 30–33]

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3

2005 Kane-Mele [34]

Z2

Z2

2007 Fu Bi

[35]

[36]

Cd3As2

3.1

[37]

[38–43]

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[44]

R

H(R)|φn(R))=En(R)|φn(R)) (3.1.1)

n(R)) n En En

R

H[R(t)]|φn[R(t)])=i¯h∂

∂t|φn[R(t)])=En(R)|φn[R(t)]) (3.1.2)

R n

n[R(t)])=eiθ(t)n[R(t)]) (3.1.3)

θ(t) (3.1.1) (3.1.3)

¯ heiθ(t)

!

−∂θ(t)

∂t |φn[R(t)])+i∂

∂t|φn[R(t)])

"

=En[R(t)]eiθ(t)n[R(t)]) (3.1.4) (3.1.4) (φn[R(t)]|

∂θ(t)

∂t =i(φn[R(t)]| ∂

∂t|φn[R(t)]) − 1

¯

hEn[R(t)]

θ

θ(t) =−1

¯ h

) t 0

En[R(t#)]dt# +i

) t

0n[R(t#)]| ∂

∂t#n[R(t#)])dt# (3.1.5)

n[R(t)])

n[R(t)])=eB[R(t)]ei#0tdt!En[R(t!)]hn[R(t)]) (3.1.6) ΦB[R(t)] =i

) t 0

dt#n[R(t#)]| ∂

∂t#n[R(t#)]) (3.1.7) (3.1.6)

(3.1.6) R

ΦB R

n[R(t)])=|φn[R(t= 0)])

(31)

(3.1.4)

−¯heiθ(t=0)∂θ(t)

∂t |φn[R(t)])=En[R(t)]eiθ(t)n[R(t= 0)]) (3.1.6)

n[R(t)])=ei#0tdt!En[R(t!)]hn[R(t)]) (3.1.8)

ΦB = 0 (3.1.6) R

ΦB

θn(t) |φn(R))

#n(R))=en(t)n(R)) (3.1.9)

ΦB ΦB

#n(R)) Φ#B

Φ#B(t) =i ) t

0

dt##n(R(t#))| ∂

∂t##n(R(t#)))

=γ(t)− ) t

0

dt#n(R(t#))|∂θn(R)

∂t#n(R(t#)))

=γ(t)− ) t

0

dt#∂θn(R)

∂t#

=γ(t) +θn(R(0))−θn(R(t)) (3.1.10)

(3.1.10) ΦB

Φ#B

R(t) = R(0) ΦB = Φ#B

t=0 t=T

C ΦB[C]

ΦB(T) [C] =i ) T

0

dt#n(R(t#))| ∂

∂t#n(R(t#)))

=i

*

C

dR·(φn(R)| ∂

∂R|φn(R))

*

C

dR·An(R) (3.1.11)

An(R)≡i(φn(R)| ∂

∂R|φn(R)) (3.1.12)

C

(32)

(3.1.11)

ΦB(T) [C] =

*

C

dR·An(R)

= )

S

dS ∇R×An(R)

= )

S

dS·Bn(R) (3.1.13)

Bn(R)≡ ∇R×An(R) =i 5∂φn

∂R 66 66×

66 66∂φn

∂R 7

(3.1.14) An

Bn B(R)

Bn,i(R) =i$ijk

5∂φn

∂Rj

66 66∂φn

∂Rk

7

(3.1.15)

$ijk (3.1.15)

Bn,i(R) =i$ijk

(

m

5∂φn

∂Rj

66 66φm

75 φm

66 66∂φn

∂Rk

7

(3.1.16) m

[1]m=n

nn)= 1 Rk

∂Rknn)= 5∂φn

∂Rk

66 66φn

7 +

5 φn

66 66∂φn

∂Rk

7

= 0 (3.1.17)

5∂φn

∂Rk

66 66φn

7

=− 5

φn 66 66

∂φn

∂Rk

7

(3.1.18)

5∂φn

∂Rj 66 66φn

7

=− 5

φn

66 66

∂φn

∂Rj 7

(3.1.19) (3.1.16)

Bn,i(R) =i$ijk

5∂φn

∂Rj 66 66φn

75 φn

66 66

∂φn

∂Rk 7

=i$ijk

5 φn

66 66

∂φn

∂Rj

75∂φn

∂Rk

66 66φn

7

= 0 (3.1.20)

(33)

[2]m*=m

H|φn)=Enn) Rk

∂H

∂Rkn)+H 66 66∂φn

∂Rk

7

= ∂En

∂Rkn)+En

66 66∂φn

∂Rk

7

(3.1.21) (φm| n*=m,Em*=En

5 φm

66 66∂φn

∂Rk

7

= 1

En−Em

5 φm

66 66∂H

∂Rk

66 66φn

7

(3.1.22)

5∂φn

∂Rj

66 66φm

7

= 1

En−Em

5 φn

66 66

∂H

∂Rj

66 66φm

7

(3.1.23) (3.1.16)

Bn,i(R) =i$ijk

(

m$=n

n|∂R∂Hjm) (φm|∂R∂Hkn)

(En−Em)2 (3.1.24)

(3.1.24) Bn(R)

n (3.1.24)

3.2

- [1, 45]

∆σxx∝cos -

!F

B +γ±δ

".

(3.2.1)

F γ -

Sn = 2πeB

¯

h (n+γ) (3.2.2)

γ ΦB γ = 12ΦB [2] δ 3

1/8 0

M

[1]

F

B =n+1 2 ±1

2M (3.2.3)

(34)

3.2.1 PbTe Sn M [14]

δ (3.2.3)

(3.2.1)

!F B + 1

2− ΦB

"

= 2π

! n+1

2 ±1 2M+1

2 −ΦB

"

= 2π(n+ 1)±1

2M −ΦB

(3.2.2) (3.2.1) cos

0

±1

2M−ΦB

2π = 0→φB =πM (3.2.4)

0 1

3.2.1

Pb1xSnxTe PbTe

SnTe

MZC = 1 [14]

3.3

Armitage [46] 1928

[28]

[47]

(35)

Herring [48]

Adler Bell [49, 50]

2011 Wang

[51]

2011 X.Wang

[52]

3.3.1

[1]

[2]

k ≡ −k TRIM(time-reversal

invariant momenta) k=k0

k =−k0

[3]

[53]

I4/mcm c

C2v C2v

(36)

Cd3As2 I41/acd C4

Cd3As2

[53]

3.3.2

-

S = 2πeB

¯

h (n+γ±δ)

δ 0 1/8 [1, 42]

- γ

γ = 12ΦB π

0 fan-diagram plot

[54, 55] Cd3As2

3.3.1 fan-diagram plot

π [ ΦB/(2π) =0.56,0.58] [56]

C.M.Wang

[22]

δ π 0

(37)

3.3.1 Cd3As2 [56]

(38)

4

k · p

. k·p

π

[57–62] Bi 2

[63] Bi

PbTe g

L¨owdin

partitioning g

[10] Bi PbTe g [10, 14]

L¨owdin partitioning k·p

4.1

4.1.1

Bi Cohen Blount k·p

[11]

Bi L Cohen-Blount

(39)

H=



∆ 0 ¯hk·t ¯hk·u 0 ∆ −¯hk·u ¯hk·t

¯

hk·t −¯hk·u −∆ 0

¯

hk·u ¯hk·t 0 −∆



 (4.1.1)

∆ t, u

vi,j

t≡v1,3=v4,2

u≡v1,4=−v3,2

Re(t) = 0 [12]

H=∆β+i¯hk·

> 3 (

µ=1

W(µ)βαµ

?

(4.1.2)

W(1) = Im (u) W(2) = Re (u) W(3) = Im (t) (4.1.2)

W(1) = (γ,0,0) W(2) = (0,γ,0) W(3) = (0,0,γ) (4.1.2)

H =

! ∆ i¯hγk·σ

−i¯hγk·σ −∆

"

(4.1.3) (4.1.3)

HDirac=

! m p·σ p·σ −m

"

[8, 63] E

A, B, C, D det

- A B C D

.

= detAdet/

D−CA1B0

(40)

[64, 65] E det

- ∆−E i¯hγk·σ

−i¯hγk·σ −∆−E .

= det [∆−E] det#

(−∆−E)−(−i¯hγk·σ) (∆−E)1(i¯hγk·σ)$

= 0 (4.1.4) I ∆ =∆I E = EI k± = (kx±iky)/√

2,γ# =

√2γ

(−i¯hγ#k·σ) (∆−E)1(i¯hγ#k·σ) = ¯h2γ#2

∆−E

! kz k k+ −kz

" !

kz k k+ −kz

"

= ¯h2γ#2

∆−E

&

kx2+k2y+kz2' I (4.1.4)

−∆2+E2−¯h2γ2&

kz2+kk+'

= 0

→E =±

@

2+ ¯h2γ2(kz2+kk+) (4.1.5) 4.1.1

(4.1.3) ¯hk→π

H =

! ∆ i¯hγπ·σ

−i¯hγπ·σ −∆

"

(4.1.6)

E Hψ=Eψ

H2=

! ∆ i¯hγπ·σ

−i¯hγπ·σ −∆

" !

∆E iγπ·σ

−iγπ·σ −∆

"

=

! ∆22(π·σ) (π·σ) 0

0 ∆22(π·σ) (π·σ)

"

(4.1.7)

(π·σ) (π·σ) =

! ¯h2kz2+ 2ππ+ 0 0 ¯h2kz2+ 2π+π

"

+πx22y+i(π×π)z

= (2n+ 1)e¯hB+e¯hB 2ππ+x22y−i(π×π)z

= (2n+ 1)e¯hB−e¯hB

(41)

4.1.1 2 = 0.1,γ= 1

2+ (2n+ 1±1)e¯hBγ2+ ¯h2kz2γ2−E2= 0 (4.1.8)

→E =± A

2+ 2γ2

! n+ 1

2± 1 2

"

e¯hB+ ¯h2kz2γ2 (4.1.9) j=n+ 1/2±1/2 j = 0

(4.1.8)

(42)

Ez =En,+−En,

= A

2+ 2γ2

! n+ 1

2+ 1 2

"

¯

heB+ ¯h2kz2γ2− A

2+ 2γ2

! n+ 1

2− 1 2

"

¯

heB+ ¯h2kz2γ2 (4.1.10) EC =En,+−En1,+

= A

2+ 2γ2

! n+ 1

2+ 1 2

"

e¯hB+ ¯h2kz2γ2− A

2+ 2γ2

! n+ 1

2− 1 2

"

e¯hB+ ¯h2kz2γ2 (4.1.11)

EZ Ec MZC

MZC = 1 (4.1.12)

1

4.1.2

Zhu [13] Bi

[66–69]

σ 2g#µBB

g# g [13, 33, 70]

En,σExDirac= A

2+ 2∆¯hωc

! n+1

2 +σ 2

"

+¯h2kz2

2mz

2g#µBB (4.1.13)

EZDirac EZ=EZDirac+g#µBB

MZC = EZ

EC

= 1 + g#µBB

En,+Dirac−EnDirac1,+ (4.1.14)

(43)

4.2 k · p

k·p π

k·p

k·p

H= p2

2m +V (r) + ¯h

4m2c2σ·∇V (r)×p (4.2.1)

Luttinger-Kohn [6] k·p

[71, 72]

(

n!

-!

En+ ¯h2k2 2m

"

δnn!δσσ!+ ¯hk·vσσnn!!

.

cn!σ!(k) =Ec(k) (4.2.2)

n 2n×2n

H= ¯h2k2 2m +











E1 0 ¯hk·t1 ¯hk·u1 ¯hk·t2 ¯hk·u2 · · · 0 E1 −¯hk·u1 ¯hk·t1 −¯hk·u2 ¯hk·t2 · · ·

¯

hk·t1 −¯hk·u1 E3 0 ¯hk·s1 ¯hk·w1 · · ·

¯hk·u1 ¯hk·t1 0 E3 −¯hk·w1 ¯hk·s1 · · ·

¯

hk·t2 −¯hk·u2 ¯hk·s1 −¯hk·w1 E4 0 · · ·

¯

hk·u2 ¯hk·t2 ¯hk·w1 ¯hk·s1 0 E4 · · ·

... ... ... ... ... ... . ..









 (4.2.3)

v↑↑mn=(ψm|vψn)=(Cvψm|Cψm)=(ψn|vψm)=v↓↓nm (4.2.4) vmn↑↓ =(ψm|vψn)=(ψm|vCψn)=(CvCψn|Cψm)=−vnm↑↓ (4.2.5) C = JK Cψnn,(φ|ψ) =(Cψ|Cφ),C2 =−1 J

K (4.2.3)

tn =v0n↑↑,un =v↑↓0n E2n =E2n1 (4.2.4), (4.2.5)

4.3 L¨owdin partitioning

k·p π

π

(44)

L¨owdin partitioning

2×2 L¨owdin partitioning

(4.2.3) [10, 71]

H=H(0)+H(1)+H(2)+· · · (4.3.1)

H(0)mm! =H0mm! (4.3.2)

H(1)mm! =H#mm! (4.3.3)

H(2)mm! = 1 2

(

l

H#mlH#lm!

! 1

Em−El

+ 1

Em!−El

"

(4.3.4)

H(2)11 = H13H31

E1−E3

+ H14H41

E1−E3

+· · ·

= (π·t1) (π·t1) E1−E3

+(π·u1) (π·u1) E1−E3

+· · ·

=(

n$=1

1

E1−E2n1[(π·tn) (π·tn) + (π·un) (π·un)]

=(

n$=1

-π·αn ·π

2 +(−i)e¯h

2c An·B .

(4.3.5)

αn,i,j = 1 E1−E2n1

&

tnitnj +tnjtni+uniunj+unjuni'

(4.3.6)

An= 1 E1−E2n1

(tn×tn+un×un) (4.3.7)

(t·π) (t·π) = π·α·π

2 +(−i)e¯h

2 (t×t)·B (4.3.8)

H(2)12 =(

n$=1

1 E1−E2n1

[−(π·tn) (π·un) + (π·un) (π·tn)] (4.3.9)

=(

n$=1

ie¯h E1−E2n1

(tn×un)·B (4.3.10)

H(2)21 =(

n$=1

1 E1−E2n1

[−(π·un) (π·tn) + (π·tn) (π·un)] (4.3.11)

=(

n$=1

−ie¯h

E1−E2n1(tn ×un)·B (4.3.12)

(45)

H(2)22 =(

n$=1

1 E1−E2n1

[(π·tn) (π·tn) + (π·un) (π·un)]

=(

n$=1

-π·αn·π

2 −(−i)e¯h

2 An ·B .

(4.3.13)

Heff = π·α·π 2

+(

n$=1

- imµB

E1−E2n1

! −(tn×tn+un×un) 2tn×un

−2tn×u tn×tn+un×un

"

·B .

(4.3.14) α

αij = δij m +(

n$=1

tnitnj +tnjtni+uniunj+unjuni E1−E2n1

(4.3.15)

µB =e¯h/2m (4.3.5)

¯

hk → −i¯h∇+eA≡π (4.3.15)

(4.3.14)

¯ hωc

¯

c =e¯hB

@

detα(α1)ii (4.3.16)

i Ez

E2z =m2µ2B

4 66 66 66

(

n$=1

(tn×un)·B E1−E2n1

66 66 66

2

− B(

n$=1

(tn×tn+un×un)·B E1−E2n1

C2



=m2µ2BB·G·B (4.3.17)

Gij = 4

(

n$=1

tn×un

E1−E2n1

i

(

n$=1

tn×un E1−E2n1

j

(

n$=1

tn×tn+un×un E1−E2n1

i

(

n$=1

tn×tn+un×un E1−E2n1

j

(4.3.18)

i Ez =±(g/2)µBB g 2m√

Gii

z MZC

MZC = ∆Ez

¯ hωc

=

A Gzz

αxxαyy−α2xy (4.3.19)

diagram plot 6.1.5( ) Lent M ZC 0.80 55T 0.46 6.1.14( ) Lach-hab M ZC 0.72 55T 0.098 Lent 0-55T 42.5% Lach-hab 86.4% M fan Lent 0.63 Lach-hab 0.40 [18] M fan = 0.56 PbTe

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