Boundary time crystals emerge from non-reciprocal operator transport in an irreducible tensor representation of the Liouvillian, unifying collective precession, relaxation, and BTC phases via delocalized eigenmodes.
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Quasiperiodic critical regimes of a modulated Hatano–Nelson model under PBC exhibit the non-Hermitian skin effect under OBC, with an exact Lyapunov exponent fixing the left/right skin boundary.
Renormalizing the Dirac field by the metric determinant and lattice regularization produces PT-symmetric Hamiltonians for static diagonal metrics and non-Hermitian dynamics with skin effect or nonunitary evolution for time- or space-dependent metrics.
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Operator Space Transport and the Emergence of Boundary Time Crystals
Boundary time crystals emerge from non-reciprocal operator transport in an irreducible tensor representation of the Liouvillian, unifying collective precession, relaxation, and BTC phases via delocalized eigenmodes.
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Interplay of Quasiperiodic Criticality and the Non-Hermitian Skin Effect
Quasiperiodic critical regimes of a modulated Hatano–Nelson model under PBC exhibit the non-Hermitian skin effect under OBC, with an exact Lyapunov exponent fixing the left/right skin boundary.
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Metric-induced non-Hermitian physics
Renormalizing the Dirac field by the metric determinant and lattice regularization produces PT-symmetric Hamiltonians for static diagonal metrics and non-Hermitian dynamics with skin effect or nonunitary evolution for time- or space-dependent metrics.