Abstract
A recent investigation has shown that the motion of a charged particle on a discrete lattice under the action of a time-dependent electric field can exhibit a peculiar phenomenon involving the dynamic localization of the particle whenever the magnitude and frequency of the applied field are in certain ratios to each other. The connection of this phenomenon to the familiar effect of Bloch oscillations is studied by exploring the phenomenon in momentum space.
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