Unitarity criterion for partitioned Bose–Hubbard Hamiltonians

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Let the (M,L)(M,L)-partitioned Hamiltonians be the Hamiltonians referred to as

, and let the corresponding $(M,L)$-partitioned analogue of the fundamental matrix referred to as

have a spectrum. In the leading-order approximation, the partitioned-Hamiltonian unitarity conjecture. Quantum evolution controlled by the (M,L)(M,L)-partitioned Hamiltonians will be unitary provided only that the spectrum of the corresponding (M,L)(M,L)-partitioned analogue of the fundamental matrix is real and non-degenerate. This extends the expected applicability of the preceding result to models with block-off-diagonal perturbations; the statement is presented without proof, and its resolution is not supplied in the source.

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Miloslav Znojil, “Unitary unfoldings of Bose-Hubbard exceptional point with and without particle number conservation”, arXiv:2008.12844 (2020).

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