Rydberg-dressed interactions added to a driven-dissipative Dicke model produce a superradiant continuous time crystal phase in an interacting spin-1/2 system.
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Trapped-ion experiment realizes temporal DQPTs in Dicke model, extracting rate function turn-around points in quantitative agreement with theory for both symmetric/asymmetric initial states and with dissipation.
A general quantity from Landau free energy shows superradiant transitions can enhance or suppress fermionic pairing and superconducting gaps in two-order-parameter systems, as verified in Rabi and Dicke models.
Classifies two-order-parameter systems into categories based on free-energy coupling terms, each yielding different phase diagrams and critical scalings.
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