Anomalous mobility edges and extended-localized transition in a quasiperiodic emitter-cavity array

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.10585v1
• Date: Tue, 09 Jun 2026 08:50:48 GMT
• Title: Anomalous mobility edges and extended-localized transition in a quasiperiodic emitter-cavity array
• Abstract summary: dissipation can induce the emergence of anomalous mobility edges and extended-localized transition in emitter-cavity arrays.<n>The study reveals that the physical characteristics of cavity exert a significant influence on excitation localization.
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• Abstract: The manipulation of localization in quasiperiodic systems by mobility edges or localization transition holds significant physical importance. In this letter, we demonstrated that the dissipation can induce the emergence of anomalous mobility edges and extended-localized transition in emitter-cavity arrays controlled by quasiperiodic potentials. Specifically, we observe that the localization properties of emitters is governed by the nature of quantum bound states, either discrete or embedded in continuum, providing a unified mechanism linking the emitter-photon bound physics to quasiperiodic criticality. Depending on the bound state discrete or continuumlike, the induced effective excitation hopping exhibits either exponentially decaying or sinusoidally oscillating, giving rise to the formation of localized or critical states, respectively. Through a generalized duality transformation, we analytically determine the anomalous mobility edges and the critical strength of potential, enabling the construction of a full phase diagram. The study reveals that the physical characteristics of cavity exert a significant influence on excitation localization. Therefore, the manipulation of excitation localization can be achieved solely by adjusting the cavity fields.

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