Impurity-induced counter skin-effect and linear modes in non-Hermitian systems
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2408.01265v1
- Date: Fri, 2 Aug 2024 13:37:28 GMT
- Title: Impurity-induced counter skin-effect and linear modes in non-Hermitian systems
- Authors: Nico G. Leumer, Dario Bercioux,
- Abstract summary: Non-reciprocal lattice systems are among the simplest non-Hermitian systems.
In this study, we unveil how the impurity influences the intrinsic non-Hermitian skin effect of the system.
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- Abstract: Non-reciprocal lattice systems are among the simplest non-Hermitian systems, exhibiting several key features absent in their Hermitian counterparts. In this study, we investigate the Hatano-Nelson model with an impurity and unveil how the impurity influences the intrinsic non-Hermitian skin effect of the system. We present an exact analytical solution to the problem under both open and periodic boundary conditions, irrespective of the impurity's position and strength. This exact solution is thoroughly validated by numerical simulations. Our analysis reveals a distinctive phenomenon where a specific impurity strength, determined by the non-reciprocal hopping parameters, induces a unique skin state at the impurity site. This impurity state exhibits a skin effect that counterbalances the boundary-induced skin effect, a phenomenon we term the impurity-induced counter skin-effect. These findings offer unprecedented insights into the dynamics of non-Hermitian systems with impurities, elucidating the complex interplay between impurities and the system's non-reciprocal nature. Furthermore, our results suggest potential applications in quantum sensing, where the unique characteristics of the impurity-induced counter skin-effect could be harnessed for enhanced sensitivity and precision.
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