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Beyond the Periodic Orbit Theory (1996)

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by Predrag Cvitanovic , Kim Hansen , Juri Rolf , Gábor Vattay , Vattay Z
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@MISC{Cvitanovic96beyondthe,
    author = {Predrag Cvitanovic and Kim Hansen and Juri Rolf and Gábor Vattay and Vattay Z},
    title = {Beyond the Periodic Orbit Theory},
    year = {1996}
}

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Abstract

. The global constraints on chaotic dynamics induced by the analyticity of smooth flows are used to dispense with individual periodic orbits and derive infinite families of exact sum rules for several simple dynamical systems. The associated Fredholm determinants are of particularly simple polynomial form. The theory developed suggests an alternative to the conventional periodic orbit theory approach to determining eigenspectra of transfer operators. PACS numbers: 0320, 0365, 0545 AMS classification scheme numbers: 58F20 Dedicated to Adrian Douady for his 60th birthday 1. Introduction Low dimensional chaotic classical and quantum dynamical systems [1, 2] can be analyzed in terms of unstable periodic orbits. The periodic orbit theory of such systems has been successfully applied to a wide range of physical problems [3, 4, 5]. However, since the phase space is tessellated into linearized neighbourhoods of periodic points, analyticity properties of smooth flows are not fully utilized in ...

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