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Phase-Tunable Liouvillian Topology: Dual Winding Structures and Skin Effects
Liouvillian skin effects are usually associated with dissipation whose rates favor unidirectional flow. In this work, we show that directional edge localization can emerge even when population exchange between sites is exactly balanced, with a single tunable phase parameter $α$ deciding their direct
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