Coherent states: Theory and some applications
WM Zhang, R Gilmore - Reviews of Modern Physics, 1990 - APS
In this review, a general algorithm for constructing coherent states of dynamical groups for a
given quantum physical system is presented. The result is that, for a given dynamical group …
given quantum physical system is presented. The result is that, for a given dynamical group …
Manifestations of classical phase space structures in quantum mechanics
O Bohigas, S Tomsovic, D Ullmo - Physics Reports, 1993 - Elsevier
Using two coupled quartic oscillators for illustration, the quantum mechanics of simple
systems whose classical analogs have varying degrees of non-integrability is investigated …
systems whose classical analogs have varying degrees of non-integrability is investigated …
[图书][B] Chaos in classical and quantum mechanics
MC Gutzwiller - 2013 - books.google.com
Describes the chaos apparent in simple mechanical systems with the goal of elucidating the
connections between classical and quantum mechanics. It develops the relevant ideas of …
connections between classical and quantum mechanics. It develops the relevant ideas of …
The importance of resonances in microwave “ionization” of excited hydrogen atoms
PM Koch, KAH Van Leeuwen - Physics Reports, 1995 - Elsevier
What is the behavior of a low-dimensional quantal system whose classical, deterministic,
Hamiltonian, counterpart is non-integrable and undergoes a transition to chaos? After a …
Hamiltonian, counterpart is non-integrable and undergoes a transition to chaos? After a …
Chaotic ionization of highly excited hydrogen atoms: Comparison of classical and quantum theory with experiment
RV Jensen, SM Susskind, MM Sanders - Physics Reports, 1991 - Elsevier
The experimental and theoretical studies of the microwave ionization of highly excited
hydrogen atoms provide a unique opportunity to explore two new frontiers of modern …
hydrogen atoms provide a unique opportunity to explore two new frontiers of modern …
Classical structures in the quantized baker transformation
M Saraceno - Annals of Physics, 1990 - Elsevier
We study the role of periodic trajectories and other classical structures on single
eigenfunctions of the quantized version of the baker's transformation. Due to the simplicity of …
eigenfunctions of the quantized version of the baker's transformation. Due to the simplicity of …
Quantum chaos, dynamical correlations, and the effect of noise on localization
D Cohen - Physical Review A, 1991 - APS
Localization in the quantum kicked rotator (QKR) problem leads to nontrivial dynamical
correlations that are absent in the classical limit. These correlations are related to the …
correlations that are absent in the classical limit. These correlations are related to the …
Flux analysis, the correspondence principle, and the structure of quantum phase space
RT Skodje, HW Rohrs, J VanBuskirk - Physical Review A, 1989 - APS
The hydrodynamic analogy for quantum mechanics is developed in a quantum phase-space
representation. The key technical step in this development is the formulation of a phase …
representation. The key technical step in this development is the formulation of a phase …
Inhibition of quantum transport due to ''scars''of unstable periodic orbits
RV Jensen, MM Sanders, M Saraceno, B Sundaram - Physical review letters, 1989 - APS
A new quantum mechanism for the suppression of chaotic ionization of highly excited
hydrogen atoms explains the appearance of anomalously stable states in the microwave …
hydrogen atoms explains the appearance of anomalously stable states in the microwave …
Classical-quantum correspondence in the presence of global chaos
RL Waterland, JM Yuan, CC Martens, RE Gillilan… - Physical review …, 1988 - APS
We compare the classical and quantum mechanics of a system whose classical dynamics
are dominated by chaos. We observe a quantum" scars" of short periodic orbits. By …
are dominated by chaos. We observe a quantum" scars" of short periodic orbits. By …