Reentrant Localized Bulk and Localized-Extended Edge in Quasiperiodic
Non-Hermitian Systems
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2207.00179v1
- Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2022 02:49:23 GMT
- Title: Reentrant Localized Bulk and Localized-Extended Edge in Quasiperiodic
Non-Hermitian Systems
- Authors: Gang-Feng Guo, Xi-Xi Bao, Lei Tan
- Abstract summary: The localization is one of the active and fundamental research in topology physics.
We propose a novel systematic method to analyze the localization behaviors for the bulk and the edge, respectively.
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- Abstract: The localization is one of the active and fundamental research in topology
physics. Based on a generalized Su-Schrieffer-Heeger model with the
quasiperiodic non-Hermitian emerging at the off-diagonal location, we propose a
novel systematic method to analyze the localization behaviors for the bulk and
the edge, respectively. For the bulk, it can be found that it undergoes an
extended-coexisting-localized-coexisting-localized transition induced by the
quasidisorder and nonHermiticity. While for the edge state, it can be broken
and recovered with the increase of the quasidisorder strength, and its
localized transition is synchronous exactly with the topological phase
transition. In addition, the inverse participation ratio of the edge state
oscillates with an increase of the disorder strength. Finally, numerical
results elucidate that the derivative of the normalized participation ratio
exhibits an enormous discontinuity at the localized transition point. Here, our
results not only demonstrate the diversity of localization properties of bulk
and edge state, but also may provide an extension of the ordinary method for
investigating the localization.
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