Dynamical Origin of Decoherence in Clasically Chaotic Systems
F. M. Cucchietti, H. M. Pastawski, R. Jalabert
Abstract
The decay of the overlap between a wave packet evolved with a Hamiltonian H and the same state evolved with H+Σ serves as a measure of the decoherence time τϕ. Recent experimental and analytical evidence on classically chaotic systems suggest that, under certain conditions, τϕ depends on H but not on Σ. By solving numerically a Hamiltonian model we find evidence of that property provided that the system shows a Wigner-Dyson spectrum (which defines quantum chaos) and the perturbation exceeds a crytical value defined by the parametric correlations of the spectra.
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