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Quantum-Classical Correspondence in Many-Dimensional Quantum Chaos

Satoshi Adachi, Mikito Toda, Kensuke S. Ikeda

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Quantum-classical correspondence in many-dimensional quantum chaos is investigated by use of a coupled quantum kicked-rotors model. Even when the number of rotors is only two, results obtained are drastically different from those for a single-rotor system; that is, in the semiclassical limit the coupled system restores the essential features of classical chaos under appropriate conditions. In particular, the time-reversal experiment reveals that the classical chaotic mixing is recovered almost entirely; however, the recovered mixing is "conditional" in the sense that there exists a threshold for the recovery.

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Quantum-classical correspondence in many-dimensional quantum chaos is investigated by use of a coupled quantum kicked-rotors model. Even when the number of rotors is only two, results obtained are drastically different from those for a single-rotor system; that is, in the semiclassical limit the coupled system restores the essential features of classical chaos under appropriate conditions. In particular, the time-reversal experiment reveals that the classical chaotic mixing is recovered almost entirely; however, the recovered mixing is "conditional" in the sense that there exists a threshold for the recovery.

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Quantum-classical correspondence in many-dimensional quantum chaos is investigated by use of a coupled quantum kicked-rotors model. Even when the number of rotors is only two, results obtained are drastically different from those for a single-rotor system; that is, in the semiclassical limit the coupled system restores the essential features of classical chaos under appropriate conditions. In particular, the time-reversal experiment reveals that the classical chaotic mixing is recovered almost entirely; however, the recovered mixing is "conditional" in the sense that there exists a threshold for the recovery.

Key concepts: Quantum chaos, Semiclassical physics, Quantum, Mixing (physics), Classical limit, Physics, Chaotic, Quantum mechanics

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