Quantum Mechanics and Non-Hermitian Physics
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This cluster of papers explores the concept of Parity-Time (PT) symmetry in optics and quantum mechanics, focusing on non-Hermitian physics, exceptional points, topological phases, and nonlinear systems. It investigates phenomena such as PT-symmetric optical lattices, exceptional points in photonics, and the implications of PT symmetry for quantum mechanics and optical devices.
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PT symmetry; exceptional points; non-Hermitian physics; non-Hermitian Hamiltonian; non-Hermitian systems; supersymmetric quantum mechanics; non-Hermitian skin effect; non-Hermitian photonics; gain and loss; non-Hermitian quantum mechanics; position-dependent mass; PT symmetry breaking; Nikiforov-Uvarov method; real spectrum; non-Hermitian topology; coherent perfect absorption; PT-symmetric quantum mechanics; pseudo-Hermitian Hamiltonians; shape invariance; exactly solvable potentials; spectral singularities; non-Hermitian topological phases; PT-symmetric Hamiltonians; metric operator; non-Hermitian operators
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