Power-Law Energy Splitting Generated By Tunneling Between Non-smooth Tori
Z. Q. Bai
Abstract
We discuss the energy level splitting Δε due to quantum tunneling between congruent tori in phase space. In analytic cases, it is well known that Δε decays faster than power of in the semi-classical limit. This is not true in non-smooth cases, specifically, when the tori are connected by line on which the Hamiltonian is not smooth. Under the assumption that the non-smoothness depends only upon the x- or p-coordinate, the leading term in the semi-classical expansion of Δε is derived, which shows that Δε decays as k+1 when 0 with k being the order of non-smoothness.
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