Fisher-Shannon product and quantum revivals in wavepacket dynamics
arXiv:1409.5572 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2013.06.037
Abstract
We show the usefulness of the Fisher-Shannon information product in the study of the sequence of collapses and revivals that take place along the time evolution of quantum wavepackets. This fact is illustrated in two models, the quantum bouncer and a graphene quantum ring.
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