Exact Renormalization Scheme for Quantum Anosov Maps
Abstract
An exact renormalization scheme is introduced for quantum Anosov maps (QAMs) on a torus for general boundary conditions (BCs), whose number is always finite. Given a QAM U with k BCs and Planck's constant =2π/p (p integer), its nth renormalization iterate U(n)= Rn(U) is associated with k BCs for all n and with a Planck's constant (n)= /kn. It is shown that the quasienergy eigenvalue problem for U(n) for all k BCs is equivalent to that for U(n+1) at some fixed BCs, corresponding, for n>0, to either strict periodicity for kp even or antiperiodicity for kp odd. The quantum cat maps are, in general, fixed points of either R or R2. The Hannay-Berry results turn out then to be significant also for general BCs.
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