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Wigner measures and the semi-classical limit to the Aubry-Mather measure
arXiv
Authors: Diogo A. Gomes, Artur O. Lopes, Joana Mohr
Year
2011
Paper ID
29755
Status
Preprint
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In this paper we investigate the asymptotic behavior of the semi-classical limit of Wigner measures defined on the tangent bundle of the one-dimensional torus. In particular we show the convergence of Wigner measures to the Mather measure on the tangent bundle, for energy levels above the minimum of the effective Hamiltonian. The Wigner measures μh we consider are associated to ψh, a distinguished critical solution of the Evans' quantum action given by ψh=ah e^{ifrac{uh}h}, with ah(x)=e^{frac{v^*h(x)-vh(x)}{2h}}, uh(x)=Pcdot x+frac{v^*h(x)+vh(x)}{2}, and vh,v^*h satisfying the equations -\frac{h\, Δv_h}{2}+ 1/2 \, | P + D v_h \,|^2 + V &= \bar{H}_h(P), \frac{h\, Δv_h^*}{2}+ 1/2 \, | P + D v_h^* \,|^2 + V &= \bar{H}_h(P), where the constant bar{H}h(P) is the h effective potential and x is on the torus. L.\ C.\ Evans considered limit measures |ψh|2 in mathbb{T}n, when h→ 0, for any ngeq 1. We consider the limit measures on the phase space mathbb{T}ntimesmathbb{R}n, for n=1, and, in addition, we obtain rigorous asymptotic expansions for the functions vh, and v^*h, when h→ 0.
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