Hilbert-space holonomy acts as a geometric criterion that restricts complex spectra to the most symmetric sectors in minimal fragmented non-Hermitian models.
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Aligning an exceptional point with a dissipative phase transition in an extended open Dicke model amplifies critical fluctuations and modifies critical exponents through EP-induced Jordan-block dynamics.
Non-Hermitian Floquet systems host gapless symmetry-protected topological phases with unified winding numbers and robust edge modes surviving at criticality.
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Filling-Sensitive Spectral Complexity from Hilbert-Space Holonomy in Fragmented Non-Hermitian Systems
Hilbert-space holonomy acts as a geometric criterion that restricts complex spectra to the most symmetric sectors in minimal fragmented non-Hermitian models.
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Enhanced dissipative criticality at an exceptional point
Aligning an exceptional point with a dissipative phase transition in an extended open Dicke model amplifies critical fluctuations and modifies critical exponents through EP-induced Jordan-block dynamics.
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Topology and edge modes surviving criticality in non-Hermitian Floquet systems
Non-Hermitian Floquet systems host gapless symmetry-protected topological phases with unified winding numbers and robust edge modes surviving at criticality.