2022
DOI: 10.1088/1361-648x/ac7d2d
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Reflectionless Klein tunneling of Dirac fermions: comparison of split-operator and staggered-lattice discretization of the Dirac equation

Abstract: Massless Dirac fermions in an electric field propagate along the field lines without backscattering, due to the combination of spin-momentum locking and spin conservation. This phenomenon, known as "Klein tunneling'", may be lost if the Dirac equation is discretized in space and time, because of scattering between multiple Dirac cones in the Brillouin zone. To avoid this, a staggered space-time lattice discretization has been developed in the literature, with one single Dirac cone in the Brillouin zone of the … Show more

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“…Klein tunneling of tangent fermions was studied in ref. [36], based on a space‐time lattice generalization [ 32 ] of the generalized eigenproblem (Equation (22)). The stationary equation scriptHnormalΨ=EscriptPnormalΨ${\cal H}\Psi =E{\cal P}\Psi$ can be converted into a time‐dependent equation (time step δt$\delta t$) upon substitution of Ψ on the left‐hand‐side by 0false12[Ψfalse(t+δtfalse)+Ψfalse(tfalse)]$\tfrac{1}{2}[\Psi (t+\delta t)+\Psi (t)]$, and of EnormalΨ$E\Psi$ on the right‐hand‐side by false(i/δtfalse)false[normalΨfalse(t+δtfalse)normalΨfalse(tfalse)false]$(i\hbar /\delta t)[\Psi (t+\delta t)-\Psi (t)]$.…”
Section: Application: Klein Tunnelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Klein tunneling of tangent fermions was studied in ref. [36], based on a space‐time lattice generalization [ 32 ] of the generalized eigenproblem (Equation (22)). The stationary equation scriptHnormalΨ=EscriptPnormalΨ${\cal H}\Psi =E{\cal P}\Psi$ can be converted into a time‐dependent equation (time step δt$\delta t$) upon substitution of Ψ on the left‐hand‐side by 0false12[Ψfalse(t+δtfalse)+Ψfalse(tfalse)]$\tfrac{1}{2}[\Psi (t+\delta t)+\Psi (t)]$, and of EnormalΨ$E\Psi$ on the right‐hand‐side by false(i/δtfalse)false[normalΨfalse(t+δtfalse)normalΨfalse(tfalse)false]$(i\hbar /\delta t)[\Psi (t+\delta t)-\Psi (t)]$.…”
Section: Application: Klein Tunnelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Klein tunneling of tangent fermions was studied in ref. [36], based on a space-time lattice generalization [32] of the generalized eigenproblem (Equation ( 22)). The stationary equation Ψ = EΨ can be converted into a time-dependent equation (time step 𝛿t) upon substitution of Ψ on the left-hand-side by 1 2 [Ψ(t + 𝛿t) + Ψ(t)], and of EΨ on the right-hand-side by (iℏ∕𝛿t…”
Section: Tangent Fermions On a Space-time Latticementioning
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