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Initial-state-dependent dephasing effect in non-Hermitian Su-Schrieffer-Heeger models
Understanding the dynamical evolution of non-Hermitian systems under external dissipation is essential for devising realistic non-Hermitian quantum devices that surpass the capabilities of their Hermitian counterparts. Dephasing, a major realistic dissipation, has an impact on non-Hermitian systems
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