Gain-loss-induced non-Abelian Bloch braids
arXiv:2306.13056 · doi:10.1063/5.0164009
Abstract
Onsite gain-loss-induced topological braiding principle of non-Hermitian energy bands is theoretically formulated in multiband lattice models with Hermitian hopping amplitudes. Braid phase transition occurs when the gain-loss parameter is tuned across exceptional point degeneracy. Laboratory realizable effective-Hamiltonians are proposed to realize braid groups and of two and three bands, respectively. While is trivially Abelian, the group features non-Abelian braiding and energy permutation originating from the collective behavior of multiple exceptional points. Phase diagrams with respect to lattice parameters to realize braid group generators and their non-commutativity are shown. The proposed theory is conducive to synthesizing exceptional materials for applications in topological computation and information processing.
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