Symmetry-protected topological crystalline insulators (TCIs) have primarily been characterized by their gapless boundary states. However, in time-reversal- (
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Abstract -) invariant (helical) 3D TCIs—termed higher-order TCIs (HOTIs)—the boundary signatures can manifest as a sample-dependent network of 1D hinge states. We here introduce nested spin-resolved Wilson loops and layer constructions as tools to characterize the intrinsic bulk topological properties of spinful 3D insulators. We discover that helical HOTIs realize one of three spin-resolved phases with distinct responses that are quantitatively robust to large deformations of the bulk spin-orbital texture: 3D quantum spin Hall insulators (QSHIs), “spin-Weyl” semimetals, and$${{{{{{{\mathcal{T}}}}}}}}$$ -doubled axion insulator (T-DAXI) states with nontrivial partial axion angles indicative of a 3D spin-magnetoelectric bulk response and half-quantized 2D TI surface states originating from a partial parity anomaly. Using ab-initio calculations, we demonstrate that$${{{{{{{\mathcal{T}}}}}}}}$$ β -MoTe2realizes a spin-Weyl state and thatα -BiBr hosts both 3D QSHI and T-DAXI regimes. -
Shao, Dexi ; Ruan, Jiawei ; Wu, Juefei ; Chen, Tong ; Guo, Zhaopeng ; Zhang, Haijun ; Sun, Jian ; Sheng, Li ; Xing, Dingyu ( , Physical Review B)
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Chen, Xuliang ; Lu, Pengchao ; Wang, Xuefei ; Zhou, Yonghui ; An, Chao ; Zhou, Ying ; Xian, Cong ; Gao, Hao ; Guo, Zhaopeng ; Park, Changyong ; et al ( , Physical Review B)