Reflectionless pseudospin-1 Dirac systems via Darboux transformation and flat band solutions
arXiv:2307.02123 · doi:10.1088/1402-4896/ad224a
Abstract
This manuscript explores the Darboux transformation employed in the construction of exactly solvable models for pseudospin-one particles described by the Dirac-type equation. We focus on the settings where a flat band of zero energy is present in the spectrum of the initial system. Using the flat band state as one of the seed solutions substantially improves the applicability of the Darboux transformation, for it becomes necessary to ensure the Hermiticy of the new Hamiltonians. This is illustrated explicitly in four examples, where we show that the new Hamiltonians can describe quasi-particles in Lieb lattice with inhomogeneous hopping amplitudes.
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