Recurrence in quantum mechanics
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Abstract: We first compare the mathematical structure of quantum and classical mechanics when both are formulated in a C*-algebraic framework. By using finite von Neumann algebras, a quantum mechanical analogue of Liouville's theorem is then proposed. We proceed to study Poincare recurrence in C*-algebras by mimicking the measure theoretic setting. The results are interpreted as recurrence in quantum mechanics, similar to Poincare recurrence in classical mechanics.
The mathematical of both classical and quantum mechanics can be formulated in a \(C^*\)-algebraic framework, by departing from the paper by \textit{C. P. Niculescu} et al. [J. Operator Theory, in press)] on noncommutative extensions of classical and multiple recurrence theorems, the present author explores the \(C^*\)-algebra reformulation of classical and quantum dynamics. Building on the algebraic analogy, an attempt is made to construct quantum versions of Liouville's theorem and that of Poincaré's recurrence.
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