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Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect — k-space Berry Curvature

2D canvas simulator of the quantum anomalous Hall effect: a live Brillouin-zone heatmap of the Berry curvature of a massive Dirac cone, numerically integrated into the Chern number, paired with the real-space chiral edge-state decay profile.

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This 2D companion simulator computes the same magnetically doped topological-insulator physics as its 3D counterpart, but renders the two quantities that actually determine the topology instead of an orbiting scene: a live heatmap of the Berry curvature Ω(kx,ky) of the film's massive Dirac surface state across the 2D momentum plane, numerically Riemann-summed into the single-cone Berry integral (which converges to the textbook ±1/2 per Dirac cone), and a real-space plot of the resulting chiral edge state's exponential decay into the bulk with penetration depth ξ = ħvF/Δ. Toggle the film thickness and magnetization direction, tune the exchange gap and Fermi level, and watch the curvature map, the numeric Berry integral, the Chern number and the edge-decay profile all update together.

⚙ Under the hood

2D canvas simulator of the quantum anomalous Hall effect: a live Brillouin-plane heatmap of the Berry curvature of a magnetized topological-insulator surface, numerically integrated into the Chern number, paired with the real-space chiral edge-state decay profile.

topological insulatorChern numberBerry curvaturechiral edge statequantum Hallcondensed mattermagnetism

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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