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Welcome to the website supporting the virtual seminar series on Pseudo-Hermitian Hamiltonians in Quantum Physics.

This virtual seminar series is part of the regular real life seminar series on Pseudo-Hermitian Hamiltonians in Quantum Physics that was initiated by Miloslav Znojil in 2003. It is intended to bridge the gap, caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, between the real life XIXth meeting and the upcoming XXth meeting in Santa Fe in 2021. For past events see the PHHQP website. The subject matter of this series is the study of physical aspects of non-Hermitian systems from a theoretical and experimental point of view. Of special interest are systems that possess a PT-symmetry (a simultaneous reflection in space and time).

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Upcoming : Mustapha Maamache, (Ferhat Abbas University, Algeria), 11/03/2021, 15:00 GMT

Time dependent pseudo-bosonic coherent states

Abstract: We discuss the extension of non-Hermitian integrals of motion method to cases where the quantum systems are described by time-dependent non-Hermitian Hamiltonians. We introduce a time dependent metric in order to construct time-dependent non-Hermitian pseudo-bosonic coherent states as eigenstates of pseudo-Hermitian boson annihilation operators that are time-dependent non-Hermitian linear invariants. As illustration, we study the time-dependent non-Hermitian Swanson Hamiltonian.

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Upcoming seminars

Mustapha Maamache, 11/03, 15:00 GMT

Time dependent pseudo-bosonic coherent states

Andreas Ruschhaupt, 25/03, 15:00 GMT

Physical implementation of asymmetric scattering devices

Hamidreza Ramezani, 08/04, 15:00 GMT

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Andreas Fring, 22/04, 15:00 GMT

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Complete list of speakers

  1. Ali Mostafazadeh, (Koç University, Turkey) 07/05
  2. Nick Mavromatos, (King’s College, Uni. of London, UK) 14/05
  3. Phillip Mannheim, (University of Connecticut, US) 21/05
  4. Fabio Bagarello, (University of Palermo, Italy) 04/06
  5. Dorje Brody, (University of Surrey, UK) 18/06
  6. Savannah Garmon, (Osaka Prefecture University, Japan) 02/07
  7. Yogesh Joglekar, (Indiana Uni. Purdue University, US) 16/07
  8. Andrei Smilga, (University of Nantes, France) 23/07
  9. Eva-Maria Graefe, (Imperial College London, UK) 30/07
  10. Avadh Saxena, (Los Alamos National Laboratory, US) 13/08
  11. Li Ge, (City University of New York, US) 20/08
  12. Carl Bender, (Washington University in St. Louis, US) 27/08
  13. Vladimir Konotop, (Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal) 10/09
  14. Joshua Feinberg, (University of Haifa and Technion, Israel) 24/09
  15. Bhabani Prasad Mandal, (BHU, Varanasi, India) 08/10
  16. Stéphane Boris Tabeu, (University of Yaounde, Cameroon) 15/10
  17. Naomichi Hatano, (University of Tokyo, Japan) 22/10
  18. Stefan Rotter, (Vienna University of Technology, Austria) 05/11
  19. Maxim Chernodub, (Inst Denis Poisson, CNRS, France) 12/11
  20. Pijush Ghosh, (Siksha-Bhavana, Visva-Bharati, India) 19/11
  21. Mikhail Plyushchay, (Universidad de Santiago, Chile) 03/12
  22. Qing-hai Wang, (National Univ. of Singapore, Singapore) 17/12
  23. Gonzalo Muga, (University of the Basque Country, Spain) 14/01
  24. Stella Schindler, (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US) 21/01
  25. Miloslav Znojil, (Nucl. Phys. Inst. of the AS, Czech Republic) 28/01
  26. Roman Riser, (University of Haifa, Israel) 11/02
  27. Duncan O’Dell, (McMaster University, Canada) 25/02
  28. Mustapha Maamache, (Ferhat Abbas University, Algeria) 11/03
  29. Andreas Ruschhaupt, (University College Cork, Ireland) 25/03
  30. Hamidreza Ramezani, (Univ. of Texas Rio Grande Valley, US) 08/04
  31. Andreas Fring, (City, University of London, UK) 22/04
  32. Andrew Harter, (University of Tokyo, Japan) 06/05
  33. Özlem Yeşiltaş, (Gazi University, Turkey) 20/05
  34. Iveta Semorádová, (Czech Techn. Univ. Prague, Czech Republic) 03/06