Reflectionless PT-symmetric potentials in the one-dimensional Dirac equation
Francesco Cannata, Alberto Ventura

TL;DR
This paper investigates one-dimensional PT-symmetric potentials in the Dirac equation, demonstrating conditions for real spectra and reflectionless scattering, including non-vanishing asymptotic potentials, thus advancing understanding of PT-symmetric quantum systems.
Contribution
It introduces conditions under which PT-symmetric Dirac potentials are reflectionless and have real spectra, even when potentials do not vanish at infinity.
Findings
Bound-state spectra are real under specified conditions.
Potentials are reflectionless and conserve unitarity.
Reflectionless properties extend to non-vanishing asymptotic potentials.
Abstract
We study the one-dimensional Dirac equation with local PT-symmetric potentials whose discrete eigenfunctions and continuum asymptotic eigenfunctions are eigenfunctions of the PT operator, too: on these conditions the bound-state spectra are real and the potentials are reflectionless and conserve unitarity in the scattering process. Absence of reflection makes it meaningful to consider also PT-symmetric potentials that do not vanish asymptotically.
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