Abstract
We investigate topological properties in the Fe(Te,Se) thin films. We find that the single layer FeTeSe has nontrivial topological invariance which originates from the parity exchange at point of Brillouin zone. The nontrivial topology is mainly controlled by the Te(Se) height. Adjusting the height, which can be realized as function of in FeTeSe, can drive a topological phase transition. In a bulk material, the two dimensional topology invariance is extended to a strong three-dimensional one. In a thin film, we predict that the topological invariance oscillates with the number of layers. The results can also be applied to iron-pnictides. Our research establishes FeTeSe as a unique system to integrate high T superconductivity and topological properties in a single electronic structure.
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