Based on state of the art literature, broad introductions to the concepts of discretized free Dirac fermions in 1+1 d, their topological static and dynamical entanglement, as well as their holographic duals are given. We depict these fields systematically and undertake new investigations, connecting them to current literature. We focus on a specific model lying in the BDI class of the Altland–Zirnbauer class of symmetry protected topological insulators. In particular we find that the entanglement structure of the ground state manifold possesses hyperbolic symmetry (invariance under Lorentz boosts) for the trivial and single winding phase. Furthermore, we find an analytical expression for the evolution after a dynamical topological phase transition (performing a quantum quench) between flattened Hamiltonians. These transitions show spatially and temporally confined dynamics, which leads us to suggest and study edge states located on a compact space-time manifold as a possible dynamical topological invariant to classify them. Finally, we give an accessible introduction to the holographic principle and depict its discrete realization "Exact Holographic Mapping" (EHM) introduced by Qi. We demonstrate its translational symmetry breaking and suggest to sum over all possible tensor network configurations to solve this problem. With EHM at hand, we investigate a holographic quench and find that certain higher topological phase transitions possess dual descriptions of several disconnected AdS spaces., author: Simon Graf, Masterarbeit Universität Innsbruck 2021