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Ice Deposition Fronts In Porous Bodies From Transient Heating Events In a Protostellar Disk, Stephen Li et al.!
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Quantum Random walks with randomly chosen unitary coins are
examples of strongly interacting systems with one subsystem
that is strongly perturbed and decoheres. Yet information about the initial state in the other subsystem is potentially measurable forever.
Quantum random walks on d-regular graphs with Haar-random coin operators
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We find that distributions of only a few free parameters
are needed to make a quantum sampler (giving random
unitaries) from a chaotic system.
Generating pseudo-random unitaries with a Floquet driven chaotic quantum system (arxiv), ADS, link to Phys Rev A
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We find that the behavior of a drifting resonant quantum system is closely related to that of its
classical counterpart. The quantized Harper model
which is similar to the pendulum but confined to phase space of a torus,
is remarkably simple when written in terms of generalized Pauli operators,
but the distance between its neighboring energy levels can span many orders of magnitude.
If the system drifts, then non-adiabatic behavior such as transitions
in to a superposition state, cannot be entirely supressed.
Notions of Adiabatic Drift in the Quantized Harper model (arxiv) ,
Phys Rev A
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In classical systems, the width of a chaotic region
can be estimated from the integral of a perturbation
along the separatrix orbit.
We derive an analogous relation for a discrete quantum system
by taking the average of the perturbation in
the interaction picture and using an eigenstate state with
energy near that of the separatrix.
Quantum chaos on the separatrix of the periodically perturbed Harper model (on arxiv)
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In AVS Quantum Science

Classical orbits on the left.
Husimi functions showing phase space of Floquet states
of the associated quantum system on the right.
- Impacts on forming planetesimals can remove spin, facillitating their collapse.
(Stephen's paper!)
Angular Momentum Drain: Despinning Embedded Planetesimals (arxiv) or
In Icarus