Classical and quantum billiards : integrable, nonintegrable and pseudo-integrable
Karol Życzkowski
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Karol Życzkowski
Abstract
Statistical properties of the spectra of quantum two dimensional billiards are shown to be linked to the nature of the dynamics of the corresponding classical systems. Quantised pseudo-integrable billiard exhibits level repulsion, in spite of non chaotic dynamics of its classical counterpart. We conjecture that the level statistics of a quantum pseudo-integrable system depends on the genus of the invariant manifold equivalent to its classical phase space. A model of billiards with finite walls suitable to investigate the problems of chaotic scattering is proposed.
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Statistical properties of the spectra of quantum two dimensional billiards are shown to be linked to the nature of the dynamics of the corresponding classical systems. Quantised pseudo-integrable billiard exhibits level repulsion, in spite of non chaotic dynamics of its classical counterpart. We conjecture that the level statistics of a quantum pseudo-integrable system depends on the genus of the invariant manifold equivalent to its classical phase space. A model of billiards with finite walls suitable to investigate the problems of chaotic scattering is proposed.
Key concepts: Integrable system, Dynamical billiards, Physics, Phase space, Quantum, Chaotic, Invariant (physics), Quantum chaos