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Kerr Induced Control of Synchronization and Quantum State Recovery in a Driven van der Pol Oscillator
We investigate how Kerr nonlinearity modifies quantum synchronization in a squeezed quantum van der Pol oscillator. We show that the Kerr interaction produces an amplitude-dependent frequency shift that drives a saddle-node bifurcation, transforming the classical phase-space structure from bistable
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