We have studied the behavior of the Floquet spectrum for A Fokker-Planck equation describing a nonlinear Brownian rotor driven by an angle-dependent dynamic external force consisting of two traveling sine waves with amplitudes ε₁ and ε₂. For the case ε₂=0, the Fokker-Planck equation is separable (in the sense that is has two well defined eigen-numbers) and the nearest-neighbor spacing distribution appears to be Poisson random for small spacings. For both ε₁{≠}0 and ε₂{≠}0, we observed nonlinear resonance and level repulsion, indicating that the spectrum, at least locally, exhibits universal random-matrix-type behavior and that information about the underlying dynamics of the Brownian particle is lost from the spectrum.
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