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Quantum Simulation of a Hyperbolically Driven Quantum System with Superconducting Circuits
Hyperbolic geometry hosts a plethora of exotic quantum phenomena ranging from holographic duality to novel topological phases. However, investigating these effects experimentally remains challenging due to the Euclidean constraints of natural crystalline materials. While recent synthetic lattices ha
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