A Problem while simulating spin polarized interacting SSH model

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The discussion revolves around simulating a spin-polarized SSH model with a specific Hamiltonian that includes both non-interacting and interacting terms. The user successfully simulated the non-interacting part but encountered issues when incorporating the interacting terms, resulting in a non-Hermitian Hamiltonian matrix. They believe the analytical form of the Hamiltonian should yield a Hermitian matrix, indicating an error in their implementation. The user is seeking assistance to identify and correct this mistake. Clarifying the implementation of the interacting terms is crucial for achieving the desired Hermitian property in the Hamiltonian.
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I am trying to solve the system using exact diagonalization
I want to simulate a spin polarized SSH model with Hamiltonian of the form
$$\hat{H} = v \sum_{i = 1}^N (\hat{C}_{i,A}^\dagger \hat{C}_{i,B} + h.c.) + w \sum_{i = 1}^N (\hat{C}_{i+1,A}^\dagger \hat{C}_{i,B} + h.c.) + V_1 \sum_{i = 1}^N \hat{n}_{i, A}\hat{n}_{i, B} + V_2 \sum_{i = 1}^N \hat{n}_{i+1, A}\hat{n}_{i, B}$$
I have already simulated the non-interacting part, which works fine. The code for it can be seen [here][1]. But when I include the interacting part, the Hamiltonian matrix become non-hermitian. The code for the interacting system can be seen [here][2].\
From the analytical Hamiltonian, it is clear that the Hamiltonian matrix should be Hermitian. Therefore, I have made some mistake while implementing it. But I can not understand what the mistake is or how to fix it. Can anyone help me do that?


[1]: https://github.com/dhimankchakraborty/Non-Interacting-SSH-Model-without-Spin
[2]: https://github.com/dhimankchakraborty/Interacting-SSH-Model-without-Spin/blob/main/test_01.ipynb
 
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