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Edge states and skin effect dependent electron transport properties of non-Hermitian Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chain

Yang Yan-Li Duan Zhi-Lei Xue Hai-Bin

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Edge states and skin effect dependent electron transport properties of non-Hermitian Su-Schrieffer-Heeger chain

Yang Yan-Li, Duan Zhi-Lei, Xue Hai-Bin
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  • In the non-reciprocal Su-Schrieffer-Heeger (SSH) chain, the hopping amplitude of an electron in the intra-cell depends on its hopping direction. Consequently, the non-Hermitian SSH chain has both non-trivial topological edge state and non-Hermitian skin effect. However, how to detect the non-trivial topological edge states and non-Hermitian skin effect has become an important topic in non-Hermitian physics. In this paper, we study the relationships of the non-trivial topological edge states and the non-Hermitian skin effect of non-Hermitian SSH chain with their electron transport properties in the vicinity of the zero energy. It is demonstrated that when the peak value of the electron transmission probability in the vicinity of the zero energy is much smaller than 1, the non-Hermitian SSH chain has a left-non-Hermitian skin effect; while that in the vicinity of the zero energy is much larger than 1, the non-Hermitian SSH chain has a right-non-Hermitian skin effect. In particular, the skin effect of non-Hermitian SSH chain can be further enhanced in the region of non-trivial topological edge states. Moreover, with the increase of the electron tunneling coupling amplitudes between the non-Hermitian SSH chain and the left and right leads from the weak coupling regime to the strong coupling one, the number of the dips of reflection probability in the vicinity of the zero energy will change from two to zero. Therefore, these results theoretically provide an alternative scheme for detecting non-trivial topological edge states and non-Hermitian skin effect types of the non-Hermitian SSH chain.
      Corresponding author: Xue Hai-Bin, xuehaibin@tyut.edu.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the Applied Basic Research Program of Shanxi Province, China (Grant Nos. 20210302123184, 201601D011015) , the Outstanding Innovative Academic Leader of Higher Learning Institutions of Shanxi Province, China (Grant No. 163220120-S), and the Teaching Reform and Innovation Project of Colleges and Universities in Shanxi Province, China (Grant No. J20221492).
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  • 图 1  非厄米SSH链与左、右导线耦合系统的示意图, 其中, 小的实心圆(红色)表示A子格, 大的实心圆(绿色)表示B子格, 空心圆(黑色)表示导线上的原子

    Figure 1.  Schematic diagram of the non-Hermitian SSH chain coupled to the left and right leads. The small solid circles (red) represent the A sublattices, the large solid circles (green) represent the B sublattices, the hollow circles (black) represent atoms on the leads.

    图 2  (a1), (a2)非厄米SSH链的能谱图实部; (b1), (b2)非厄米SSH链的能谱图虚部; (c1), (c2)非厄米SSH链的不同缠绕数随着$ \upsilon $的变化图. 其中, (a1), (b1), (c1) $ \gamma = 0.4 $; (a2), (b2)和(c2) $ \gamma = 1.4 $. 非厄米SSH链的其他参数选取为$ w = 1.0 $, $ N = 20 $

    Figure 2.  (a1), (a2) Real part of the energy spectrum of the non-Hermitian SSH chain; (b1), (b2) imaginary part of the energy spectrum of the non-Hermitian SSH chain; (c1), (c2) the different winding number of the non-Hermitian SSH chain as a function of the value of $\upsilon $. Here, (a1), (b1), (c1) $ \gamma = 0.4 $; (a2), (b2), (c2) $ \gamma = 1.4 $. The other parameters of the non-Hermitian SSH chain are chosen as $ w = 1.0 $ and $ N = 20 $.

    图 3  非厄米SSH链在零能附近的本征值的本征态波函数概率幅的绝对值随子格$n$和$ \upsilon $值变化的相图 (a) $\gamma = $$ 0.4$; (b) $\gamma = 1.4$; 非厄米SSH链的其他参数选取为$ w = $$ 1.0 $, $ N = 20 $

    Figure 3.  Absolute value of probability amplitudes of the wave functions of the nearly zero-energy eigenstates of the non-Hermitian SSH chain as a function of the sublattice $n$and the value of $ \upsilon $: (a) $\gamma = 0.4$; (b) $\gamma = 1.4$. The other parameters of the non-Hermitian SSH chain are chosen as $ w = 1.0 $and $ N = 20 $.

    图 4  非厄米SSH链的本征态波函数在每个子格上的概率分布图 (a1) $ \upsilon = 0.01 $; (a2) $ \upsilon = - 0.01 $; (b1) $ \upsilon = 0.2 $; (b2) $ \upsilon = - 0.2 $; (c1) $ \upsilon = 0.4 $; (c2) $ \upsilon = - 0.4 $; (d1) $ \upsilon = 0.7 $; (d2) $ \upsilon = - 0.7 $; (e1) $ \upsilon = 1.5 $; (e2) $ \upsilon = - 1.5 $; 非厄米SSH链的其他参数选取为$\gamma = $$ 0.4$, $ w = 1.0 $, $ N = 20 $

    Figure 4.  Distribution of probabilities of the wave functions of the non-Hermitian SSH chain: (a1) $ \upsilon = 0.01 $; (a2) $ \upsilon = - 0.01 $; (b1) $ \upsilon = 0.2 $; (b2) $ \upsilon = - 0.2 $; (c1) $ \upsilon = 0.4 $; (c2) $ \upsilon = - 0.4 $; (d1) $ \upsilon = 0.7 $; (d2) $ \upsilon = - 0.7 $; (e1) $ \upsilon = 1.5 $; (e2) $ \upsilon = - 1.5 $. The other parameters of the non-Hermitian SSH chain are chosen as $\gamma = 0.4$, $ w = 1.0 $ and $ N = 20 $.

    图 5  非厄米SSH链的本征态波函数在每个子格上的概率分布图 (a1) $ \upsilon = 0.5 $; (a2) $ \upsilon = - 0.5 $; (b1) $ \upsilon = 1.3 $; (b2) $ \upsilon = - 1.3 $; (c1) $ \upsilon = 1.4 $; (c2) $ \upsilon = - 1.4 $; (d1) $ \upsilon = 1.5 $; (d2) $ \upsilon = - 1.5 $; (e1) $ \upsilon = 2.0 $; (e2) $ \upsilon = - 2.0 $; 非厄米SSH链的其他参数选取为$\gamma = $$ 1.4$, $ w = 1.0 $, $ N = 20 $

    Figure 5.  Distribution of probabilities of the wave functions of the non-Hermitian SSH chain: (a1) $ \upsilon = 0.5 $; (a2) $ \upsilon = - 0.5 $; (b1) $ \upsilon = 1.3 $; (b2) $ \upsilon = - 1.3 $; (c1) $ \upsilon = 1.4 $; (c2) $ \upsilon = - 1.4 $; (d1) $ \upsilon = 1.5 $; (d2) $ \upsilon = - 1.5 $; (e1) $ \upsilon = 2.0 $; (e2) $ \upsilon = - 2.0 $. The other parameters of the non-Hermitian SSH chain are chosen as $\gamma = 1.4$, $ w = 1.0 $ and $ N = 20 $.

    图 6  非厄米SSH链的电子透射率和反射率随不同隧穿耦合振幅和入射电子能量变化的相图 (a1), (b1) $ \upsilon = 0.5 $; (a2), (b2) $ \upsilon = $$ - 0.5 $; 非厄米SSH链的其他参数选取为$\gamma = 0.4$, $ w = 1.0 $, $ N = 20 $

    Figure 6.  Transmission probabilities and reflection probabilities of the non-Hermitian SSH chain as a function of the amplitude of tunneling coupling and the energy of incident electron: (a1), (b1) $ \upsilon = 0.5 $; (a2), (b2) $ \upsilon = - 0.5 $. The other parameters of the non-Hermitian SSH chain are chosen as $\gamma = 0.4$, $ w = 1.0 $ and $ N = 20 $.

    图 7  非厄米SSH链的电子透射率和反射率随不同隧穿耦合振幅和入射电子能量变化的相图 (a1), (b1) $ \upsilon = 1.3 $; (a2), (b2) $ \upsilon = $$ - 1.3 $; 非厄米SSH链的其他参数选取为$\gamma = 1.4$, $ w = 1.0 $, $ N = 20 $

    Figure 7.  Transmission probabilities and reflection probabilities of the non-Hermitian SSH chain as a function of the amplitude of tunneling coupling and the energy of incident electron: (a1), (b1) $ \upsilon = 1.3 $; (a2), (b2) $ \upsilon = - 1.3 $. The other parameters of the non-Hermitian SSH chain are chosen as $\gamma = 1.4$, $ w = 1.0 $ and $ N = 20 $.

    图 8  (a1), (b1)非厄米SSH链在零能级附近的能谱图; (a2), (b2)非厄米SSH链与左导线原子$ j = - 1 $和右导线原子$ j = 1 $耦合的修正系统在零能级附近的能谱图. 其中, (a1) $\gamma = 0.4$, (a2) $\gamma = 0.4$, $ {t_{\text{L}}} = {t_{\text{R}}} = 0.00002 $; (b1) $\gamma = 1.4$, (b2) $\gamma = 1.4$, $ {t_{\text{L}}} = $$ {t_{\text{R}}} = 0.004 $. 非厄米SSH链的其他参数选取为$ w = 1.0 $, $ N = 20 $.

    Figure 8.  (a1), (b1) Real part of the energy spectrum of the non-Hermitian SSH chain in thevicinity of the zero energy; (a2), (b2) real part of the energy spectrum of the non-Hermitian SSH chain coupled to the first sublattice of the left lead $ j = - 1 $ and that of the right lead $ j = 1 $ in the vicinity of the zero energy. Here, (a1) $\gamma = 0.4$, (a2) $\gamma = 0.4$, $ {t_{\text{L}}} = {t_{\text{R}}} = 0.00002 $; (b1) $\gamma = 1.4$, (b2) $\gamma = $$ 1.4$, $ {t_{\text{L}}} = {t_{\text{R}}} = 0.004 $. The other parameters of the non-Hermitian SSH chain are chosen as $ w = 1.0 $ and $ N = 20 $.

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    Ashida Y, Gong Z, Ueda M 2020 Adv. Phys. 69 249Google Scholar

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    Bergholtz E J, Budich J C, K Flore K 2021 Rev. Mod. Phys. 93 015005Google Scholar

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    Zhang X, Zhang T, Lu M H, Chen Y F 2022 Adv. Phys. -X 7 2109431Google Scholar

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    Banerjee A, Sarkar R, Dey S, Narayan A 2023 J. Phys. Condens. Matter 35 333001Google Scholar

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    Heiss W D 2012 J. Phys. A: Math. Theor. 45 444016Google Scholar

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    Mandal I, Bergholtz E J, 2021 Phys. Rev. Lett. 127 186601Google Scholar

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    Wang Q, Chong Y D 2023 J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 40 1443Google Scholar

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    Weimann S, Kremer M, Plotnik Y, Lumer Y, Nolte S, Makris K G, Segev M, Rechtsman M C, Szameit A 2017 Nat. Mater. 16 433Google Scholar

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Publishing process
  • Received Date:  08 August 2023
  • Accepted Date:  13 September 2023
  • Available Online:  18 September 2023
  • Published Online:  20 December 2023

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