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Wigner distribution and Boltzmann-Shannon entropy for a diatomic molecule under polarized electric field interaction

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Authors: Gustavo V. López, Alejandro P. Mercado

Year

2019

Paper ID

7161

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Preprint

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We study the classical chaos appearing in a diatomic molecules BeO, CO and CN due to the interaction with a circularly polarized electric field, and its signature in Quantum Mechanics through the Wigner distribution function and the Boltzmann-Shannon entropy. We found a motion out of the center of the quantum phase space defined by Wigner function when the classical system becomes chaotic, and we found a jumping behavior of the average Boltzmann-Shannon entropy with respect the electric field strength when the classical system becomes chaotic, indicating a sudden increasing in the disorder (or sudden lost of information) in the quantum system.

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