Competing PT potentials and the re-entrant PT-symmetric phase: a particle in a box
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Abstract: We investigate the effects of competition between two complex, -symmetric potentials on the -symmetric phase of a "particle in a box". These potentials, given by and , represent long-range and localized gain/loss regions respectively. We obtain the -symmetric phase in the plane, and find that for locations near the edge of the box, the -symmetric phase is strengthened by additional losses to the loss region. We also predict that a broken -symmetry will be restored by increasing the strength of the localized potential. By comparing the results for this problem and its lattice counterpart, we show that a robust -symmetric phase in the continuum is consistent with the fragile phase on the lattice. Our results demonstrate that systems with multiple, -symmetric potentials show unique, unexpected properties.
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