A random matrix model of relaxation
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Abstract: We consider a two level system, , coupled to a general level system, , via a random matrix. We derive an integral representation for the mean reduced density matrix of in the limit , and we identify a model of which possesses some of the properties expected for macroscopic thermal reservoirs. In particular, it yields the Gibbs form for . We consider also an analog of the van Hove limit and obtain a master equation (Markov dynamics) for the evolution of on an appropriate time scale.
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