Abstract
Prethermal discrete time crystals (pDTC) are new collective nonequilibrium phases of matter that break, up to exponentially long times, the discrete time translational symmetry of a periodic drive. Previously studied as a quantum phenomenon, this paper establishes that pDTCs also emerge for classical Hamiltonian dynamics even in their `higher-order and fractional' version. This enables efficient simulations of such phenomena in experimentally relevant settings, including a study of the interplay between dimensionality and interaction range.
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