Bounds on the growth of energy for particles on the torus with unbounded time dependent perturbations

We prove a C∞ version of Nekhoroshev theorem for time dependent Hamiltonians in Rd×Td. Precisely, we prove a result showing that for all times the energy of the system is bounded by a constant times ⟨t⟩ɛ. We apply the result to the dynamics of a charged particle in Td subject to a time dependent electromagnetic field.

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Journal of Mathematical Physics
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0196229
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Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
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Bounds on the growth of energy for particles on the torus with unbounded time dependent perturbations

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Bounds on the growth of energy for particles on the torus with unbounded time dependent perturbations

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Abstract

We prove a C∞ version of Nekhoroshev theorem for time dependent Hamiltonians in Rd×Td. Precisely, we prove a result showing that for all times the energy of the system is bounded by a constant times ⟨t⟩ɛ. We apply the result to the dynamics of a charged particle in Td subject to a time dependent electromagnetic field.

Journal of Mathematical PhysicsVol. 65(8)
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