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Area of Science:

  • Quantum mechanics
  • Quantum chaos
  • Statistical mechanics

Background:

  • The correspondence principle is crucial for understanding quantum mechanics and quantum chaos.
  • Dissipative quantum chaos links classical chaotic motion with spectral correlations, particularly those of Ginibre ensembles.
  • Previous studies suggested this correspondence holds in periodically kicked systems with damping.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To systematically explore the correspondence principle in a prototypical dissipative quantum system across a wide parameter space.
  • To investigate the validity of using Ginibre spectral correlations as a diagnostic for dissipative quantum chaos.
  • To reach a genuine semiclassical limit in the revisited kicked model.

Main Methods:

  • Revisiting and systematically exploring a periodically kicked model with damping.
  • Performing a broad parameter space exploration.
  • Analyzing the system in a genuine semiclassical limit.

Main Results:

  • The correspondence principle, defined via spectral connections, fails even in the revisited prototypical kicked model.
  • The breakdown of the correspondence principle was observed across a broad parameter space, including the semiclassical limit.
  • Ginibre spectral correlations were shown not to be a robust diagnostic for dissipative quantum chaos.

Conclusions:

  • The correspondence principle, as manifested through spectral correlations, is not universally applicable to dissipative quantum systems.
  • Ginibre spectral correlations are not a reliable or universal indicator for identifying dissipative quantum chaos.
  • These findings challenge the established link between classical chaotic motion and spectral properties in dissipative quantum systems.