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Transparency of the PT-symmetric complex potentials for coherent injection

Two port s-matrix for a complex PT-symmetric potential may have uni-modular eigenvalues. If this happens for all energies, there occurs a perfect emission of waves at both ends. We call this phenomenon transparency which is distinctly different from coherent perfect absorption with or without lasing. Using the versatile PT-symmetric complex Scarf II (scattering) potential, we demonstrate analytically that the transparency can occur regardless of whether PT-symmetry is unbroken or broken or if there are only scattering states. In these three cases, for a given value of the strength of the real part; the strength of the imaginary part $|V_2|$ of the potential lies in $(0, V_α), (V_α, V_β)$ and $(0,V_β)$ respectively. Several other numerically solved potentials also support our findings.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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