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. 2019 Nov 25;10:5333. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-12981-1

Table 1.

Symmetry broken states and the remaining symmetries for all possible translation-symmetric gapped states at ν=1,2,3.

ν=2 Example of the state Symmetry
SP K+K U(1)z, U(1)v, T
VP K+K+ SU(2), T
SVL K+K U(1)z, U(1)v, T
IVC K++eiθKK++eiθK SU(2), T
SIVCL K++eiθKK++eiθK U(1)z, Z2xv, T
ν=1,3 Example of the state Symmetry
SVP K+ U(1)z, U(1)v
SPIVC K++eiθK  U(1)z, T
SVLIVC K++eiθK Z2zv, T

The similar table with the form of M(k) and symmetry generators is in the Supplementary Table 1. Here, T is the spinless time-reversal T=τxK squaring to +1 whereas T is the spinful time-reversal T=iσyT squaring to 1 (with K denoting complex conjugation). U(1)x,y,zθ=eiθσx,y,z2 denotes spin rotation around the x,y,z axis by an angle θ whereas U(1)vθ=eiθτz2 denotes rotation in the valley xy plane by an angle θ. Finally, Z2z,v is generated by the combined rotation U(1)zπU(1)vπ