Critical exponents in metastable decay via quantum activation
M. I. Dykman
Abstract
We consider decay of metastable states of forced vibrations of a quantum oscillator close to bifurcation points, where dissipation becomes effectively strong. We show that decay occurs via quantum activation over an effective barrier. The decay probability W scales with the distance η to the bifurcation point as | W| ηξ. The exponent ξ is found for a resonantly driven oscillator and an oscillator modulated at nearly twice its eigenfrequency.
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