Permanent Chaos: How Disorder Emerges in Static Quantum Systems ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Provable random-matrix spectral ramp in a static, geometrically local Hamiltonian"
Even in completely static quantum systems, physicists have found hidden chaos, once thought to be the domain of an ever-changing world.
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It turns out, even a static quantum crystal can behave more chaotically than a bubbling cauldron. Physicists have found a way to stitch a 'ticker clock' into a stationary system, so that it generates a hallmark of chaos — a spectral ramp. A step toward unraveling how heat spreads in insulators.
🎯 Energy levels of atomic nuclei behave like winning lottery numbers — completely random. This opened physicists' eyes to quantum chaos.