[hep-th] seminar u petak, 24. oktobra
Maja Buric
majab at ipb.ac.rs
Wed Oct 22 19:06:07 CEST 2025
Pozdrav GPF grupi,
the next GPF seminar will be given by Vladimir Juricic on Friday 24th of
October at 11.15, small seminar room on the second floor, at the IPB.
Title:
Non-Hermitian Dirac Matter: Yukawa-Lorentz symmetry and exceptional magic
angles
Abstract: In this talk, we will discuss the emergence of non-Hermitian (NH)
Dirac materials when Dirac systems interact with the environment. We first
introduce a
general framework for constructing symmetry-protected, Lorentz-invariant NH
Dirac
semimetals featuring real or imaginary linear band dispersions and vanishing
density of states [1]. Short-range (Hubbard-type) interactions drive quantum
phase transitions
to gapped orders via an intermediate quantum-critical, non-Fermi-liquid
regime.
Depending on the Clifford algebra between NH Dirac operators and candidate mass
orders,
the renormalization group flows either to an NH fixed point or to a
restored-Hermitian one,
while generically exhibiting an emergent Yukawa–Lorentz symmetry with a unique
Fermi
velocity shared by fermionic and bosonic modes. We further discuss the role of
tilt in
NH Dirac systems via its observable consequences and interaction effects [2].
Turning to moiré platforms, a generalized Bistritzer–MacDonald theory of NH
twisted bilayer
graphene uncovers two kinds of magic angles: exceptional angles, marking
real-to-imaginary spectral transitions (exceptional points), and a distinct
Hermitian angle where only the
real Fermi velocity vanishes while the imaginary part is maximal, representing
an NH analogue
of the Hermitian magic angle [3]. Finally, we discuss a general principle for
the emergence of
exceptional flat bands in NH bipartite lattices [4].
[1] V. J., B. Roy, Communications Physics 7, 169 (2024).
[2] S. Pino-Alarcon, V. J., Phys. Rev. B 111, 195126 (2025).
[3] J. P. Esparza, V. J., Phys. Rev. Lett. 134, 226602 (2025)
[4] J. P. Esparza, V. J., arXiv:2508.10901.
Vidimo se, Maja
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