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Recent developments in non-Hermitian physics

创建于2026年03月23日 星期一作者 : 李萍 浏览量 :

主讲人: Ching Hua Lee,新加坡国立大学

   间:2026年03月30日 15:00

   点:物电学院A栋334

联系人: 李福祥



讲座摘要:Non-Hermitian phenomena such as the non-Hermitian skin effect (NHSE) and exceptional point sensitivity have no Hermitian analogs, and have lately reshaped the way we understand band structures and topology. In this talk, I shall introduce some new ideas that extend the current list of novel non-Hermitian phenomena, such as system-size dependent generalized Brillouin zones (GBZs), as well as GBZs that are fragmented or spatially nonconstant. I shall also highlight how the NHSE can interplay with the geometric defectiveness of exceptional points to lead to novel exceptional bound bands with super volume-law negative entanglement scaling. I will also review how non-Hermitian dynamics have been recently simulated in unitary quantum simulators.



主讲人简介:Assoc. Prof Ching Hua Lee obtained a PhD from Stanford University under the tutelage of Prof Xiaoliang Qi. He joined the National University of Singapore in 2020, and is now heading a team focusing on exploring novel non-Hermitian phenomena, as well as their simulation on classical and quantum platforms. Prof Lee publishes regularly in top scientific journals, and has been cited over 11000 times in the last 5 years.


Recent developments in non-Hermitian physics

2026-03-23

作者:Ching Hua Lee

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主讲人: Ching Hua Lee,新加坡国立大学

   间:2026年03月30日 15:00

   点:物电学院A栋334

联系人: 李福祥



讲座摘要:Non-Hermitian phenomena such as the non-Hermitian skin effect (NHSE) and exceptional point sensitivity have no Hermitian analogs, and have lately reshaped the way we understand band structures and topology. In this talk, I shall introduce some new ideas that extend the current list of novel non-Hermitian phenomena, such as system-size dependent generalized Brillouin zones (GBZs), as well as GBZs that are fragmented or spatially nonconstant. I shall also highlight how the NHSE can interplay with the geometric defectiveness of exceptional points to lead to novel exceptional bound bands with super volume-law negative entanglement scaling. I will also review how non-Hermitian dynamics have been recently simulated in unitary quantum simulators.



主讲人简介:Assoc. Prof Ching Hua Lee obtained a PhD from Stanford University under the tutelage of Prof Xiaoliang Qi. He joined the National University of Singapore in 2020, and is now heading a team focusing on exploring novel non-Hermitian phenomena, as well as their simulation on classical and quantum platforms. Prof Lee publishes regularly in top scientific journals, and has been cited over 11000 times in the last 5 years.


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