Horizons of stability
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Abstract: Quantum bound-state energies are assumed generated by PT-symmetric Hamiltonians H where P is, typically, parity. It is known that their spectrum only remains real and observable (i.e., in the language of physics, the PT-symmetry remains unbroken) inside a certain domain D of couplings. We show that the boundary of this domain (i.e., certain stability and observability horizon formed by the Kato's exceptional points) remains algebraic (i.e., we determine it by closed formulae) for a certain toy-model family of N-dimensional anharmonic-oscillator-related matrix Hamiltonians with dimensions between N=2 and N=11.
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