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SUMMARY:Phases of Quasiperiodic Driving
DESCRIPTION:Featuring David Long\, Boston University\nHosted by: Eric Boyer
	s\n\nPart of the Graduate Student Council Events.\n\nPart of the student se
	minar series. A recording will be posted on the event page.\n\nPeriodically
	 driven quantum systems have been a topic of much study in recent years\, a
	nd we now arguably have a good understanding of the kinds of behavior they 
	can exhibit. At the other end of driving complexity\, a completely unstruct
	ured drive should produce an unstructured response. However\, there is a ve
	ry long way between "periodic" and "no structure"\, and this is a regime th
	at has not been well explored. Quasiperiodic driving is arguably the smalle
	st step into this uncharted territory we can make from the periodic side. T
	his talk will elaborate on recent work exploring what kind of new features 
	quasiperiodically driven quantum systems might exhibit that periodically dr
	iven systems do not\, and also the ways in which the large amount of struct
	ure in periodically driven systems may persist. We exploit an analogy to co
	ndensed matter physics to describe these differing behaviors as belonging t
	o different phases of the driven system.
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