Entangling Topological Invariants

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2608.03634v1
• Date: Tue, 04 Aug 2026 13:18:58 GMT
• Title: Entangling Topological Invariants
• Abstract summary: Isolated occupied multiplet may admit local tensor-product descriptions without a globally consistent subsystem structure.<n>We characterize the obstruction by comparing the transition functions of the occupied multiplet with those generated by independent basis changes in the two candidate subsystems.
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• Abstract: An isolated occupied multiplet may admit local tensor-product descriptions without a globally consistent subsystem structure. We characterize the obstruction by comparing the transition functions of the occupied multiplet with those generated by independent basis changes in the two candidate subsystems. When a decomposition into rank-one sectors over a closed surface is specified, the resulting quotient removes row- and column-additive Chern data and yields mixed Chern classes. Momentum-dependent mixing of the sector labels adds the Gauss--Codazzi curvature of the moving lines, while in the label-conserving limit the mixed class is measured by a crossed Thouless pump. When only the factor dimensions $p$ and $q$ are specified, the comparison is made at the level of the clutching map of a rank-$pq$ bundle over $S^4$. Product frames generate winding numbers in $q\mathbb Z+p\mathbb Z$, so global factorization is possible exactly when $C_2$ is divisible by $\gcd(p,q)$; in particular, odd $C_2$ obstructs a $2\times2$ factorization. We illustrate the two settings with finite eight-level Hamiltonians and give pumping and occupied-projector tomography protocols for their readout.

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