Shows that (non-adiabatic) Berry phases in time-independent systems arise for fundamentally different reasons than those for time-dependent systems. For time-independent Hamiltonians the Berry phases are seen to only depend on the chosen cyclic initial state, the Hamiltonian merely providing the appropriate period. The author also discusses two time-dependent examples where the time dependence arises from different sources, namely a two-level atom in an intense laser and a harmonic oscillator with a periodic forcing term.
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D J Moore (1990) studied this question.
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