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Chaos-Integrability Transition in the BPS Subspace of the mathcal{N}=2 SYK Model

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Authors: Leon Miyahara, Shono Shibuya

Year

2026

Paper ID

63625

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Preprint

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We study chaos-integrability transition purely within a BPS subspace of a specific supersymmetric model that interpolates between the chaotic mathcal{N}=2 SYK model and an integrable mathcal{N}=2 "commuting" SYK model. Using the framework of BPS chaos, we analyze the spectrum of an operator projected onto the BPS subspace. We numerically find that its spectral statistics exhibit random-matrix behavior near the SYK limit and smoothly transitions to Poisson statistics near the integrable limit. Our results provide a direct example of a chaos-integrability crossover diagnosed solely from BPS states.

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