Derives a two-mode Floquet NEGF from Kadanoff-Baym equations via two-step Green's function transformations, extends it to multiple drivings, and tests current suppression under dual sinusoidal drives.
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Optical phonons suppress HHG in graphene via interband current phase scrambling in the static-lattice limit, explaining the experimental cutoff near 3 eV and dominating electronic dephasing.
Quantum geometric semimetals produce instantaneous steady-state current under electric fields via interband coupling from Hilbert-Schmidt quantum distance and finite density of states at band-touching points, outperforming metals, semiconductors, and graphene in switching speed.
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Multi-mode Floquet NEGF method for driven quantum transport
Derives a two-mode Floquet NEGF from Kadanoff-Baym equations via two-step Green's function transformations, extends it to multiple drivings, and tests current suppression under dual sinusoidal drives.
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Role of ultrafast electron-optical-phonon interactions in high harmonic generation from graphene
Optical phonons suppress HHG in graphene via interband current phase scrambling in the static-lattice limit, explaining the experimental cutoff near 3 eV and dominating electronic dephasing.
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Ultrafast Current Switching from Quantum Geometry in Semimetals
Quantum geometric semimetals produce instantaneous steady-state current under electric fields via interband coupling from Hilbert-Schmidt quantum distance and finite density of states at band-touching points, outperforming metals, semiconductors, and graphene in switching speed.