Characteristic determinant approach to the spectrum of one-dimensional -symmetric systems
arXiv:2503.20486 · doi:10.1103/d9wj-v62g
Abstract
We obtain a closed form expression for the energy spectrum of -symmetric superlattice systems with complex potentials of periodic sets of two -potentials in the elementary cell. In the presence of periodic gain and loss we analyzed in detail a diatomic crystal model, varying either the scatterer distances or the potential heights. It is shown that at a certain critical value of the imaginary part of the complex amplitude, topological states depending on the lattice size and the configuration of the unit cell can disappear. This may happened at the -symmetry breaking (exceptional) points.
arXiv commentThe title is changed to Characteristic determinant approach to the spectrum of one-dimensional -symmetric systems. Some minor changes in the text to match PRR accepted version
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