Universal patterns in multifrequency-driven dissipative systems
arXiv:2201.08665 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/ac55f3
Abstract
The response of dissipative systems to multi-chromatic fields exhibits generic properties which follow from the discrete time-translation symmetry of each driving component. We derive these properties and illustrate them with paradigmatic examples of classical and quantum dissipative systems. In addition, some computational aspects, in particular a matrix continued-fraction method, are discussed. Moreover, we propose possible implementations with quantum optical settings.
Invited EPL perspective, 6 pages, 2 figures
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