P, T, and PT−symmetries of impulsive Dirac systems

Year 2020, Volume: 49 Issue: 4, 1234 - 1244, 06.08.2020

Elgiz Baıramov , Seyda Solmaz Serifenur Cebesoy

https://doi.org/10.15672/hujms.542995

Abstract

This article is concerned with locations of bound states and spectral singularities of an impulsive Dirac system. By using a transfer matrix, we obtain some spectral properties of this impulsive system. We also examine some special cases, where the impulsive condition at the origin has P, T, and PT−symmetry. 

Keywords

Impulsive operators, bound states, spectral singularities, PT- symmetry

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