Non-Hermitian braid topology emerges from zero-mode resonant projection of a Hermitian parent lattice, with the braid count identified with the quantized complex Berry phase under conjugated pseudo-Hermiticity induced by embedding parity.
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Non-Hermitian Crystalline Braid Topology from Hermitian Projection: A Zero-Mode Resonance Mechanism
Non-Hermitian braid topology emerges from zero-mode resonant projection of a Hermitian parent lattice, with the braid count identified with the quantized complex Berry phase under conjugated pseudo-Hermiticity induced by embedding parity.
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Correlated Quantum Phenomena in Confined Two-Dimensional Hexagonal Crystals
Quantum confinement in 2D hexagonal crystals like graphene and TMDs produces discrete electronic and excitonic spectra with strongly amplified interactions that enable correlated quantum states.