Abstract
Ternary half-Heusler compounds with widely tunable electronic structures, present a new platform to discover topological insulators. Due to time-consuming computations and synthesis procedures, the identification of new topological insulators is however a rough task. Here, we adopt a compressed-sensing approach to rapidly screen potential topological insulators in half-Heusler family, which is realized via a two-dimensional descriptor that only depends on the fundamental properties of the constituent atoms. Beyond the finite training data, the proposed descriptor is employed to screen many new half-Heusler compounds, including those with integer and fractional stoichiometry, and a larger number of possible topological insulators are predicted.
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