Accumulation of scale-free localized states induced by local
non-Hermiticity
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2302.02798v3
- Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2023 08:30:15 GMT
- Title: Accumulation of scale-free localized states induced by local
non-Hermiticity
- Authors: Cui-Xian Guo, Xueliang Wang, Haiping Hu, Shu Chen
- Abstract summary: We show that the local non-Hermiticity generated scale-free localization is a general phenomenon and can even survive the quasiperiodic disorder.
Our results indicate that the bulk properties of the original Hermitian system can be globally reshaped by local non-Hermiticity.
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- Abstract: The bulk states of Hermitian systems are believed insensitive to local
Hermitian impurities or perturbations except for a few impurity-induced bound
states. Thus, it is important to ask whether \textit{local} non-Hermiticity can
cause drastic changes to the original Hermitian systems. Here we address this
issue affirmatively and present exact solutions for the double chain model with
local non-Hermitian terms possessing parity-time ($\mathcal{PT}$) symmetry.
Induced by the non-Hermiticity, the system undergoes a sequence of
$\mathcal{PT}$-symmetry breakings, after which the eigenenergies appear in
complex conjugate pairs. The associated extended bulk states then become
scale-free localized and unidirectionally accumulated around the impurity.
There exist mobility edges separating the residual extended states until a full
scale-free localization of all eigenstates. Further increasing the
non-Hermitity counter-intuitively brings the system to a
$\mathcal{PT}$-restoration regime with fully real spectra except for a pair of
complex bound states. We demonstrate that the local non-Hermiticity generated
scale-free localization is a general phenomenon and can even survive the
quasiperiodic disorder. Our results indicate that the bulk properties of the
original Hermitian system can be globally reshaped by local non-Hermiticity.
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