Duality between Generalized Non-Hermitian HN Model in Flat Space and Hermitian System in Curved space
arXiv:2108.08146 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.106.075112
Abstract
Non-Hermitian systems in condensed matter Physics are well studied in recent years. In conventional viewpoint, the non-Hermiticity of a Hamiltonian is obtained by dissipative or gain and loss. Recently, some people investigate the non-Hermiticity from other perspective, which point out that non-Hermiticity may come from the curved space. In this letter, we derive a duality between a generalized non-Hermitian HN model in -dimensional flat space and a Hermitian system in -dimensional curved space, and give the metric of the curved space analytically. From this duality, we establish a correspondence between Hermitian and non-Hermitian systems, which gives a new perspective to explore non-Hermitian systems.
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