Chaos and Quantum Chaos Proceedings of the Eighth Chris Engelbrecht Summer School on Theoretical Physics Held at Blydepoort, Eastern Transvaal South Africa, 13–24 January 1992 / [electronic resource] :
edited by W. Dieter Heiss.
- Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1992.
- XIV, 330 p. online resource.
- Lecture Notes in Physics, 411 0075-8450 ; .
- Lecture Notes in Physics, 411 .
The problem of quantum chaos -- Semi-classical quantization of chaotic billiards -- Stochastic scattering theory random-matrix models for fluctuations in microscopic and mesoscopic systems -- Atomic and molecular physics experiments in quantum chaology -- Topics in quantum chaos -- Dynamical localization in open quantum systems.
Until now the important concept of quantum chaos has remained somewhat ill defined. This volume tackles the ubiquitous borderline between classical andquantum mechanics, studying in particular the semiclassical limit of chaotic systems. The effects of disorder from dynamics and their relation to stochastic systems, quantum coherence effects in mesoscopic systems, and the relevant theoretical approaches are fruitfully combined in this volume. The major paradigms of what is called quantum chaos, random matrix theory and applications to condensed matter and nuclear physics are presented. Detailed discussions of experimental work with particular emphasis on atomic physics are included. The book is highly recommended for graduate-student seminars.
9783540474951
10.1007/3-540-56253-2 doi
Physics.
Mathematics.
Engineering.
Physics.
Complexity.
Mathematics, general.
The problem of quantum chaos -- Semi-classical quantization of chaotic billiards -- Stochastic scattering theory random-matrix models for fluctuations in microscopic and mesoscopic systems -- Atomic and molecular physics experiments in quantum chaology -- Topics in quantum chaos -- Dynamical localization in open quantum systems.
Until now the important concept of quantum chaos has remained somewhat ill defined. This volume tackles the ubiquitous borderline between classical andquantum mechanics, studying in particular the semiclassical limit of chaotic systems. The effects of disorder from dynamics and their relation to stochastic systems, quantum coherence effects in mesoscopic systems, and the relevant theoretical approaches are fruitfully combined in this volume. The major paradigms of what is called quantum chaos, random matrix theory and applications to condensed matter and nuclear physics are presented. Detailed discussions of experimental work with particular emphasis on atomic physics are included. The book is highly recommended for graduate-student seminars.
9783540474951
10.1007/3-540-56253-2 doi
Physics.
Mathematics.
Engineering.
Physics.
Complexity.
Mathematics, general.