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Open Quantum Systems Decoherence Quantum Simulation

CPT-symmetric discrete square well

arXiv
Authors: Miloslav Znojil, Miloš Tater

Year

2010

Paper ID

28903

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

A new version of an elementary PT-symmetric square well quantum model is proposed in which a certain Hermiticity-violating end-point interaction leaves the spectrum real in a large domain of couplings λin (-1,1). Within this interval we employ the usual coupling-independent operator P of parity and construct, in a systematic Runge-Kutta discrete approximation, a coupling-dependent operator of charge C which enables us to classify our P-asymmetric model as CPT-symmetric or, equivalently, hiddenly Hermitian alias cryptohermitian.

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