Quantum counterpart of spontaneously broken classical PT symmetry
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Abstract: The classical trajectories of a particle governed by the PT-symmetric Hamiltonian () have been studied in depth. It is known that almost all trajectories that begin at a classical turning point oscillate periodically between this turning point and the corresponding PT-symmetric turning point. It is also known that there are regions in for which the periods of these orbits vary rapidly as functions of and that in these regions there are isolated values of for which the classical trajectories exhibit spontaneously broken PT symmetry. The current paper examines the corresponding quantum-mechanical systems. The eigenvalues of these quantum systems exhibit characteristic behaviors that are correlated with those of the associated classical system.
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