Stochastic behavior in classical and quantum Hamiltonian systems. Volta memorial conference, Como, 1977
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- The finite-dimensional reversible KAM theory
- Phase-space localization: Topological aspects of quantum chaos
- The quantized Baker's transformation
- Quantum levels of area-preserving maps
- Destruction of KAM tori in Hamiltonian systems: Link with the destabilization of nearby cycles and calculation of residues
- Classical chaos and quantum level density of an anharmonic oscillator
- Painlevé analysis and integrability of the trapped ionic system
- Reversible systems with first integrals
- Classical and quantum chaos from continuous quantum measurements
- Periodically driven ergodic and many-body localized quantum systems
- Remarks on the quasi-classical propagator of area-preserving maps
- Records in the classical and quantum standard map
- On the Hénon and Heiles system in three dimensions: the role of the axial symmetry.
- Rational resonances in a wave driven linear oscillator
- The phase-space hydrodynamic model for the quantum standard map
- Scaling properties of band random matrices
- Timing noise effects on dynamical localization.
- A quantum mechanical problem involving many interacting solitons and its classical chaotic limit
- Fractal-like quasienergy spectrum in the Fermi-Ulam model
- Localization, dynamical correlations, and the effect of colored noise on coherence
- Infinite bifurcations, gaps and bubbles in Hamiltonian systems
- Periodic trajectories for a two-dimensional nonintegrable Hamiltonian
- Quantum-classical correspondence in a nonlinear Gross–Pitaevski system
- Exact distribution of largest Schmidt eigenvalue for quantum entanglement
- Quantum chaos and interference
- On the classical support of quantum mechanical wavefunctions
- Phase retrieval problem in quantum chaos and its relation to the origin of irreversibility. I
- Complexified stable and unstable manifolds and chaotic tunneling
- Dynamics of classically chaotic quantum systems in Wigner representation
- Stochastic oscillations in dissipative systems
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