Holographic superconductor with nonlinear coupling and driving exhibits time-crystalline phase via sum resonance and subharmonic growth that breaks time-translation symmetry.
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Quantum many-body scars in a kicked long-range Ising model produce time-translation symmetry breaking via π-paired Floquet doublets, yielding period-doubling oscillations that scale to last exponentially long in system size for selected initial states.
Quasi-periodic driving of a four-level system creates temporal analogs of quantum spin Hall and higher-order topological insulators, yielding quantized energy exchange rates between drives due to synthetic edge or corner modes.
A review of equilibrium and dynamic scaling laws at quantum phase transitions, including quenches and dissipative effects treated as perturbations to critical regimes.
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Time-Crystalline Phase in a Single-Band Holographic Superconductor
Holographic superconductor with nonlinear coupling and driving exhibits time-crystalline phase via sum resonance and subharmonic growth that breaks time-translation symmetry.
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Quantum many-body scars leading to time-translation symmetry breaking in kicked interacting spin models
Quantum many-body scars in a kicked long-range Ising model produce time-translation symmetry breaking via π-paired Floquet doublets, yielding period-doubling oscillations that scale to last exponentially long in system size for selected initial states.
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Topological energy pumping in a quasi-periodically driven four-level system
Quasi-periodic driving of a four-level system creates temporal analogs of quantum spin Hall and higher-order topological insulators, yielding quantized energy exchange rates between drives due to synthetic edge or corner modes.
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Coherent and dissipative dynamics at quantum phase transitions
A review of equilibrium and dynamic scaling laws at quantum phase transitions, including quenches and dissipative effects treated as perturbations to critical regimes.