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Bifurcation of laser-dressed band extrema in solids under intense low-frequency fields
We show that an intense low-frequency laser field can qualitatively modify the local extremal structure of an interband energy gap in a crystal. Using an instantaneous laser-dressed basis obtained from the nonperturbative diagonalization of the multiband crystal Hamiltonian, we derive a quartic norm
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