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A zero-dimensional class-A flattened Hamiltonian

Example

On C2, let H=diag⁡(−1,+1). Define the d=0 rank-difference index by ν(H)=dim⁡E<0(H)−dim⁡E<0(Href), where Href is the fixed reference system; choose the zero-band reference, whose negative eigenspace has dimension zero. Then H is already flattened, with occupied projection P=diag⁡(1,0), and the example has ν(H)=1.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A finite-dimensional class-A Hamiltonian on C2 and the zero-band reference.

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A finite-dimensional free Hamiltonian is self-adjoint, is gapped at zero when zero is outside its spectrum, and stable equivalence is by gap-preserving homotopy after adding fixed reference bands (Finite-dimensional gapped free Hamiltonians and stable equivalence).

Verification

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The eigenvalues of H are −1 and +1, so H is self-adjoint and gapped. The projection onto its negative eigenspace is P=(I−H)/2=diag⁡(1,0). Direct multiplication gives P2=P=P∗; its image is the one-dimensional span of (1,0).

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Therefore dim⁡E<0(H)=1, while the stated zero-band reference has negative eigenspace dimension zero. Substitution in the defined rank difference gives ν(H)=1−0=1.

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