Topological and dynamical phase transitions in the Su–Schrieffer–Heeger model with quasiperiodic and long-range hoppings

Disorders and long-range hoppings can induce exotic phenomena in condensed matter and artificial systems.We study the topological and dynamical properties of the quasiperiodic SuSchrier-Heeger model with long-range hoppings.It is found that the interplay of quasiperiodic disorder and long-range hopping can induce topological Anderson insulator phases with nonzero winding numbers ω=1,2,and the phase boundaries can be consistently revealed by the divergence of zero-energy mode localization length.We also investigate the nonequilibrium dynamics by ramping the long-range hopping along two different paths.The critical exponents extracted from the dynamical behavior agree with the Kibble-Zurek mechanic prediction for the path with W=0.90.In particular,the dynamical exponent of the path crossing the multicritical point is numerical obtained as 1/6～0.167,which agrees with the unconventional finding in the previously studied XY spin model.Besides,we discuss the anomalous and non-universal scaling of the defect density dynamics of topological edge states in this disordered system under open boundary condictions.