In the presence of an out-of-plane magnetic field, the complexity of Landau levels has often limited magnetoplasmon studies to bilayer systems, both numerically and analytically. We provide a systematic framework to investigate magnetoplasmon dispersi...
In the presence of an out-of-plane magnetic field, the complexity of Landau levels has often limited magnetoplasmon studies to bilayer systems, both numerically and analytically. We provide a systematic framework to investigate magnetoplasmon dispersions in general N-layer systems by introducing the Coulomb eigenvector basis for multilayer systems, which enables exact solutions via Kac--Murdock--Szegő Toeplitz matrices. In the long- and short-wavelength limits, we derive the asymptotic behaviors of one in-phase mode and N-1 out-of-phase modes in decoupled layer systems that split from the single-layer dispersion due to the layer degrees of freedom. When interlayer tunneling is present, we clarify magnetoplasmon dispersion, both qualitatively and quantitatively, by identifying the magnetoplasmon mode associated with each interband transition, as well as tunneling magnetoplasmons arising from interband transitions with the same Landau level index. These findings have broad applicability to general coupled-layer structures.