Quantum Properties of Double Kicked Systems with Classical Translational Invariance in Momentum
arXiv:1410.7362 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.91.012914
Abstract
Double kicked rotors (DKRs) appear to be the simplest nonintegrable Hamiltonian systems featuring classical translational symmetry in phase space (i.e., in angular momentum) for an \emph{infinite} set of values (the rational ones) of a parameter . The experimental realization of quantum DKRs by atom-optics methods motivates the study of the double kicked particle (DKP). The latter reduces, at any fixed value of the conserved quasimomentum , to a generalized DKR, the \textquotedblleft -DKR\textquotedblright . We determine general quantum properties of -DKRs and DKPs for arbitrary rational . The quasienergy problem of -DKRs is shown to be equivalent to the energy eigenvalue problem of a finite strip of coupled lattice chains. Exact connections are then obtained between quasienergy spectra of -DKRs for all in a generically infinite set. The general conditions of quantum resonance for -DKRs are shown to be the simultaneous rationality of , , and a scaled Planck constant . For rational and generic values of , the quasienergy spectrum is found to have a staggered-ladder structure. Other spectral structures, resembling Hofstadter butterflies, are also found. Finally, we show the existence of particular DKP wave-packets whose quantum dynamics is \emph{free}, i.e., the evolution frequencies of expectation values in these wave-packets are independent of the nonintegrability. All the results for rational exhibit unique number-theoretical features involving , , and .
arXiv comment10 pages, 4 figures
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