Ultra-critical Floquet Non-Fermi Liquid

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Autori principali: Shi, Li-kun, Matsyshyn, Oles, Song, Justin C. W., Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Shi, Li-kun
Matsyshyn, Oles
Song, Justin C. W.
Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
author_facet Shi, Li-kun
Matsyshyn, Oles
Song, Justin C. W.
Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
contents We demonstrate that periodically driven Fermions coupled to simple bosonic baths have steady state occupations of Floquet Bloch bands that generically display non-analyticties at certain momenta which resemble the Fermi surfaces of equilibrium non-Fermi liquids. Remarkably these non-equilibrium Fermi surfaces remain sharp even when the bath is at finite temperature, leading to critical power-law decaying correlations at finite temperature, a phenomenon with no analogue in equilibrium. We also show that generically there is in-gap current rectification for clean metals lacking inversion symmetry, and explain why this occurs universally regardless of the details of collisions.
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spellingShingle Ultra-critical Floquet Non-Fermi Liquid
Shi, Li-kun
Matsyshyn, Oles
Song, Justin C. W.
Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
We demonstrate that periodically driven Fermions coupled to simple bosonic baths have steady state occupations of Floquet Bloch bands that generically display non-analyticties at certain momenta which resemble the Fermi surfaces of equilibrium non-Fermi liquids. Remarkably these non-equilibrium Fermi surfaces remain sharp even when the bath is at finite temperature, leading to critical power-law decaying correlations at finite temperature, a phenomenon with no analogue in equilibrium. We also show that generically there is in-gap current rectification for clean metals lacking inversion symmetry, and explain why this occurs universally regardless of the details of collisions.
title Ultra-critical Floquet Non-Fermi Liquid
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.09145