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quant-ph2026

Non-Hermitian Landau Levels

Anton Montag, Tomoki Ozawa

We formulate non-Hermitian Landau levels in two-dimensional systems under a complex perpendicular magnetic field. In the symmetric gauge, we derive their discretely spaced, highly…

quant-ph2025★ 3 cited

Quantum geometrical effects in non-Hermitian systems

Anton Montag, Tomoki Ozawa

We explore the relation between quantum geometry in non-Hermitian systems and physically measurable phenomena. We highlight various situations in which the behavior of a non-Hermit…

quant-ph2024★ 7 cited

Geometric contribution to adiabatic amplification in non-Hermitian systems

Tomoki Ozawa, Henning Schomerus

Concepts from non-Hermitian quantum mechanics have proven useful in understanding and manipulating a variety of classical systems, such as those encountered in optics, classical me…

quant-ph2023★ 5 cited

Density dependent gauge field inducing emergent SSH physics, solitons and condensates in a discrete nonlinear Schrödinger equation

William N. Faugno, Mario Salerno, Tomoki Ozawa

We investigate a discrete non-linear Schrödinger equation with dynamical, density-difference-dependent, gauge fields. We find a ground-state transition from a plane wave condensate…

quant-ph2022★ 53 cited

Interaction-induced non-Hermitian topological phases from a dynamical gauge field

William N Faugno, Tomoki Ozawa

We present a minimal non-Hermitian model where a topologically nontrivial complex energy spectrum is induced by inter-particle interactions. Our model consists of a one-dimensional…

quant-ph2022★ 3 cited

Band structures under non-Hermitian periodic potentials: Connecting nearly-free and bi-orthogonal tight-binding models

Ken Mochizuki, Tomoki Ozawa

We explore band structures of one-dimensional open systems described by periodic non-Hermitian operators, based on continuum models and tight-binding models. We show that imaginary…