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Reentrant localization phenomenon in one-dimensional cross-stitch lattice with flat band

Lu Zhan-Peng Xu Zhi-Hao

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Reentrant localization phenomenon in one-dimensional cross-stitch lattice with flat band

Lu Zhan-Peng, Xu Zhi-Hao
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  • In this work, we numerically study the localization properties in a quasi-periodically modulated one-dimensional cross-stitch lattice with a flat band. When $\varDelta\neq0$, it is found that there are two different quasi-periodic modulation frequencies in the system after the local transformation, and the competing modulation by two frequencies may lead to the reentrant localization transition in the system. By numerically solving the fractal dimension, the average inverse participation ratio, and the average normalized participation ratio, we confirm that the system can undergo twice localization transitions. It means that the system first becomes localized as the disorder increases, at some critical points, some of the localized states go back to the delocalized ones, and as the disorder further increases, the system again becomes fully localized. By the scalar analysis of the normalized participation ratio, we confirm that reentrant localization stably exists in the system. And the local phase diagram is also obtained. From the local phase diagram, we find that when $1.6<\varDelta<1.9$, the system undergoes a cascade of delocalization-localization-delocalization-localization transition by increasing λ. When $\varDelta=0$, there exists only one quasi-periodic modulation frequency in the system. And we analytically obtain the expressions of the mobility edges, which are in consistence with the numerical studies by calculating the fractal dimension. And the system exhibits one localization transition. This work could expand the understanding of the reentrant localization in a flat band system and offers a new perspective on the research of the reentrant localization transition.
      Corresponding author: Xu Zhi-Hao, xuzhihao@sxu.edu.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 12375016), the Fundamental Research Program of Shanxi Province,China (Grant No. 20210302123442), the Open Research Fund of Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics, and the Fund for Shanxi “1331 Project” Key Subjects, China.
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  • 图 1  一维十字型晶格示意图. 绿色虚线代表一个原胞. t代表胞内跃迁强度, J代表胞间跃迁强度

    Figure 1.  Schematic diagram of the cross-stitch lattice. Each unit cell with two sublattices (A and B) is shown in the green dotted box. t and J are the intracell and intercell hopping amplitudes.

    图 2  当$\varDelta=1.68$, $L=800$时, (a) ${\rm{MIPR}}$(蓝色虚线)和${\rm{MNPR}}$(红色实线)随着无序强度λ的变化, 灰色区域表示具有迁移率边的中间相区; 插图显示当$L=300$ (蓝色实线), 500 (深绿色实线), 800 (红色实线)和1500 (湖蓝色实线)时, ${\rm{MNPR}}$随无序强度λ的变化. (b)分形维度$\varGamma_{{i}}$随着本征态指标(eigenstates index)和无序强度λ的变化. 系统存在4个局域化转变点: $\lambda=0.27, $$ \; 2.01,\; 2.48$和2.83 (黑色虚线表示). 图中的颜色条代表分形维度$\varGamma_{{i}}$的大小

    Figure 2.  (a) ${\rm{MIPR}}$ (blue dashed line) and ${\rm{MNPR}}$ (red solid line) as a function of the disorder strength λ. The shaded regions represent the intermediate regimes with the mobility edges. The inset shows the ${\rm{MNPR}}$ as a function of the disorder strength λ for L = 300, 500, 800, and 1500, which are marked by blue, bottle green, red and lake blue lines, respectively. (b) The fractal dimension ${\varGamma}_i$ associated with the eigenstate indices as a function of λ. The colorbar indicates the magnitude of ${\varGamma}_i$. There exist four localization transition points $\lambda=0.27,\; 2.01,\; 2.48, $ and 2.83, which marked by the black lines. Other parameters: $\varDelta=1.68$ and $L=800$.

    图 3  (a)$\lambda=0.1$, (b)$\lambda=2.32$, (c)$\lambda=2.72$时, ${\rm{MNPR}}$随$1/L$变化. 这里, $\varDelta=1.68$

    Figure 3.  ${\rm{MNPR}}$ as a function of $1/L$ for (a)$\lambda=0.1$, (b) $\lambda=2.32$ and (c) $\lambda=2.72$, respectively. Here, $\varDelta=1.68$.

    图 4  $\varDelta{\text{-}}\lambda$参数平面内的局域化相图, 其中绿色区域表示完全扩展或局域相, 红蓝色区域表示具有迁移率边的中间相. 颜色条代表序参量η的大小. 这里$L=800$

    Figure 4.  Localization Phase diagram in the $\varDelta{\text{-}}\lambda$ plane, where the green regions denote the full extended or localized phase and the red and blue regions represent the intermediate phase the mobility edges. The colorbar represents values of η. Here, $L=800$.

    图 5  分形维度$\varGamma_{{i}}$随着调制强度λ和本征能量E的变化. 其中红色实线代表迁移率边的表达式(15). 图中的颜色条代表分形维度$\varGamma_{{i}}$的大小. 其他参数为: $L=800$, $t=1$

    Figure 5.  The $\varGamma_{{i}}$ of the eigenstates as a function of he disorder strength λ and the eigen energy E. The red solid line represents the analytical expression (15) of the mobility edge. The colorbar represents the values of $\varGamma_{{i}}$. Here, $L=800$ and $t=1$.

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    Billy J, Josse V, Zuo Z, Bernard A, Hambrecht B, Lugan P, Clément D, Sanchez-Palencia L, Bouyer P, Aspect A 2008 Nature 453 891Google Scholar

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    Roati G, D'Errico C, Fallani L, Fattori M, Fort C, Zaccanti M, Modugno G, Modugno M, Inguscio M 2008 Nature 453 895Google Scholar

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    Chabanov A A, Stoytchev M, Genack A Z 2000 Nature 404 850Google Scholar

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    Pradhan P, Sridhar S 2000 Phys. Rev. Lett. 85 2360Google Scholar

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    Lahini Y, Pugatch R, Pozzi F, Sorel M, Morandotti R, Davidson N, Silberberg Y 2009 Phys. Rev. Lett. 103 013901Google Scholar

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    Harper P G 1955 Proc. Phys. Soc. London Sect. A 68 874Google Scholar

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    Longhi S 2019 Phys. Rev. Lett. 122 237601Google Scholar

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    Xu Z H, Huangfu H L, Zhang Y B, Chen S 2020 New J. Phys. 22 013036Google Scholar

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