Semiclassical Husimi distributions for non-Hermitian quantum systems
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2211.15336v3
- Date: Tue, 9 May 2023 11:25:49 GMT
- Title: Semiclassical Husimi distributions for non-Hermitian quantum systems
- Authors: Joseph Hall, Simon Malzard, and Eva-Maria Graefe
- Abstract summary: We construct a semiclassical phase-space density of Schur vectors in non-Hermitian quantum systems.
Each Schur vector is associated to a single Planck cell.
The Schur states are organised according to a classical norm landscape on phase space.
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- Abstract: We construct a semiclassical phase-space density of Schur vectors in
non-Hermitian quantum systems. Each Schur vector is associated to a single
Planck cell. The Schur states are organised according to a classical norm
landscape on phase space - a classical manifestation of the lifetimes which are
characteristic of non-Hermitian systems. To demonstrate the generality of this
construction we apply it to a highly non-trivial example, a PT-symmetric kicked
rotor in the regimes of mixed and chaotic classical dynamics.
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