On the resonance eigenstates of an open quantum baker map
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Abstract: We study the resonance eigenstates of a particular quantization of the open baker map. For any admissible value of Planck's constant, the corresponding quantum map is a subunitary matrix, and the nonzero component of its spectrum is contained inside an annulus in the complex plane, . We consider semiclassical sequences of eigenstates, such that the moduli of their eigenvalues converge to a fixed radius . We prove that, if the moduli converge to , then the sequence of eigenstates converges to a fixed phase space measure . The same holds for sequences with eigenvalue moduli converging to , with a different limit measure . Both these limiting measures are supported on fractal sets, which are trapped sets of the classical dynamics. For a general radius , we identify families of eigenstates with precise self-similar properties.
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