High-Temperature Quantum Oscillations of a Non-equilibrium Non-Fermi Liquid

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Main Authors: Matsyshyn, Oles, Shi, Li-kun, Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
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Published: 2025
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author Matsyshyn, Oles
Shi, Li-kun
Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
author_facet Matsyshyn, Oles
Shi, Li-kun
Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
contents A periodically driven Fermi gas coupled to a simple boson bath reaches a non-equilibrium steady-state occupation with sharp non-analyticities at certain momenta. Here, we demonstrate that these non-analyticities behave as emergent Fermi surfaces by showing that they give rise to quantum oscillations of observables with a period controlled by the effective Fermi surface area enclosed by these non-analyticities. However, these oscillations have several striking differences with standard equilibrium quantum oscillations. For example, they remain non-analytic at finite temperatures, their amplitude can survive up to extremely high temperatures comparable to the frequency of the drive, and they can display non-monotonic temperature dependence completely at odds with standard Lifshits-Kosevich behavior.
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spellingShingle High-Temperature Quantum Oscillations of a Non-equilibrium Non-Fermi Liquid
Matsyshyn, Oles
Shi, Li-kun
Villadiego, Inti Sodemann
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Quantum Gases
A periodically driven Fermi gas coupled to a simple boson bath reaches a non-equilibrium steady-state occupation with sharp non-analyticities at certain momenta. Here, we demonstrate that these non-analyticities behave as emergent Fermi surfaces by showing that they give rise to quantum oscillations of observables with a period controlled by the effective Fermi surface area enclosed by these non-analyticities. However, these oscillations have several striking differences with standard equilibrium quantum oscillations. For example, they remain non-analytic at finite temperatures, their amplitude can survive up to extremely high temperatures comparable to the frequency of the drive, and they can display non-monotonic temperature dependence completely at odds with standard Lifshits-Kosevich behavior.
title High-Temperature Quantum Oscillations of a Non-equilibrium Non-Fermi Liquid
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Quantum Gases
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.21763