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Mapping between Hamiltonians with attractive and repulsive potentials on a lattice
arXiv
Authors: Yogesh N. Joglekar
Year
2010
Paper ID
11384
Status
Preprint
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Through a simple and exact analytical derivation, we show that for a particle on a lattice, there is a one-to-one correspondence between the spectra in the presence of an attractive potential hat{V} and its repulsive counterpart -hat{V}. For a Hermitian potential, this result implies that the number of localized states is the same in both, attractive and repulsive, cases although these states occur above (below) the band-continnum for the repulsive (attractive) case. For a mPmT-symmetric potential that is odd under parity, our result implies that in the mPmT-unbroken phase, the energy eigenvalues are symmetric around zero, and that the corresponding eigenfunctions are closely related to each other.
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