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What can be the smallest chaotic system?
As I am talking about 'smallest' can I expect that it should be a quantum system? I understand that we use quantum chaos theory instead of perturbation theory when the perturbation is not small. For ...
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Is that true that real quantum chaos doesn't exist?
I read several books and papers on quantum chaos, to my understanding they all emphases that the quantum chaos does not really exist because the linearity of the Schrodinger equation. Some works were ...
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Does chaos theory occur in quantum mechanics? Or in any non-newtonian physics?
Does chaos theory occur in quantum mechanics? Or in any non-newtonian physics? Apart from perhaps thermodynamics?
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Are a quantum mechanical system a chaotic (yet deterministic) system?
The title is slightly misleading. I really want to know if the randomness and probabilities observed in quantum mechanics is really just the result of a chaotic (yet deterministic) system.
If it is ...
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spectral eigenvalue staircase and quantum system
in a d-dimensional system of Quantum physics , does the Eigenvalue staircase
$ N(E)= \sum_{E_{n}\le E} 1 $ determine ALL the properties of Quantum System ??
for example, let us assume that the ...
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What is the Quantum equivalent of chaos on a classical system? (if there's any)
This is a question that bugging me around for some time now.
It is not clear to me what is the meaning of a chaos if we consider a quantum system.
What is the mathematical formalism (or the quantum ...
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Randomness, Chaos, Quantum mechanical probability functions
Can someone explain these 3 concepts into a unified framework.
Randomness : Randomness as seen in a coin toss, where the system follows known and deterministic (at the length and scale and precision ...
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Chaos and quantum physics: How many ways can a bonfire burn?
I'm interested in the extent to which quantum physical effects are seen at a macroscopic level. I might get some of the physics wrong, but I think I'll get it close enough that I can ask the ...
