Degenerate subspace localization and local symmetries
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2401.09807v1
- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2024 08:56:35 GMT
- Title: Degenerate subspace localization and local symmetries
- Authors: Peter Schmelcher
- Abstract summary: Domain specific localization of eigenstates has been a persistent observation for systems with local symmetries.
We provide here an analysis of locally symmetric tight-binding Hamiltonian which attempts at identifying the key features that lead to the localized eigenstates.
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- Abstract: Domain specific localization of eigenstates has been a persistent observation
for systems with local symmetries. The underlying mechanism for this
localization behaviour has however remained elusive. We provide here an
analysis of locally reflection symmetric tight-binding Hamiltonian which
attempts at identifying the key features that lead to the localized
eigenstates. A weak coupling expansion of closed-form expressions for the
eigenvectors demonstrates that the degeneracy of on-site energies occuring at
the center of the locally symmetric domains represents the nucleus for
eigenstates spreading across the domain. Since the symmetry-related subdomains
constituting a locally symmetric domain are isospectral we encounter pairwise
degenerate eigenvalues that split linearly with an increasing coupling strength
of the subdomains. The coupling to the (non-symmetric) environment in an
extended setup then leads to the survival of a certain system specific fraction
of linearly splitting eigenvalues. The latter go hand in hand with the
eigenstate localization on the locally symmetric domain. We provide a brief
outlook addressing possible generalizations of local symmetry transformations
while maintaining isospectrality.
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