Spin Textures and Eigenstate Evolution of Isospectrally Patterned Lattices

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2607.07502v1
• Date: Wed, 08 Jul 2026 14:58:15 GMT
• Title: Spin Textures and Eigenstate Evolution of Isospectrally Patterned Lattices
• Abstract summary: Isospectrally patterned lattices exhibit a composite band structure with a tunable ratio of localized versus delocalized eigenstates.<n>We show that the lattice Hamiltonian can be interpreted as that of a single spin exposed to a rotating magnetic field.<n>Spin peaks occur at the locations of these quasi-nodes and provide a unique spin texture to the eigenstates.
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• Abstract: Isospectrally patterned lattices exhibit a composite band structure with a tunable ratio of localized versus delocalized eigenstates that is controlled by the underlying phase gradient. We show that the lattice Hamiltonian can be interpreted as that of a single spin exposed to a rotating magnetic field which is allowed to hop with a spin-flip across the lattice. In the low- and high-energy part of the band the localized states show an envelope of oscillatory character separated by quasi-nodes. Spin peaks occur at the locations of these quasi-nodes and provide a unique spin texture to the eigenstates which becomes increasingly complex with increasing degree of excitation. The crossover from localization to delocalization and vice versa leaves its fingerprints in the Fourier spectrum of the eigenstates: the original bimodal frequency distribution widens with increasing degree of excitation, moves across the spectral window and finally culminates in an extremely narrow frequency peak. In the course of this evolution the spin texture undergoes a rearrangement transition involving different characteristic (ir)regular patterns which we quantify by considering the total variation of the local spin fluctuations. Our results demonstrate the variety of the spectral properties of isospectrally patterned lattices which holds great prospect in particular when considering higher lattice or cell dimensions.

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