Quantum Mechanics of Arc-Sine and Semi-Circle Distributions: A Unified Approach
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| author | Accardi, Luigi Hamdi, Tarek Lu, Yun Gang |
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| contents | This paper continues the program of applying beyond physics the technique of \textbf{probabilistic quantization} and extending to the quantum mechanics associated with the arc--sine distributions our previous results on the semi--circle distribution. We derive analytical expressions for the momentum and kinetic energy operators using the arc--sine weighted Hilbert transform and express corresponding evolutions as Neumann series of Bessel functions. These series are applicable in various physical problems and in solving certain mixed difference equations and differential equations. Moreover, exploiting the similarity between the Jacobi sequences of the semi-circle and arc-sine measures, we establish a unified formulation of their quantum mechanics. We introduce the semicircle and arc--sine exponential vectors and the corresponding coherent states and prove that, for both measures, the vacuum distributions of the number operator in these states (arc--sine photon statistics) are a \textit{perturbation} of the geometric distribution (Gibbs states in Boson physics: see the Introduction below for a discussion of the physical meaning of this perturbation). The $*$--Lie algebra generated by canonical creation and annihilation operators of both probability measures is isomorphic to the $*$--Lie algebra generated by all rank-one operators in corresponding $L^2$-spaces. The paper concludes with appendices that discuss the integral and Neumann series representations of the $1$--parameter unitary groups generated by momentum in semi-circle and arc-sine cases. |
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| spellingShingle | Quantum Mechanics of Arc-Sine and Semi-Circle Distributions: A Unified Approach Accardi, Luigi Hamdi, Tarek Lu, Yun Gang Mathematical Physics Functional Analysis Operator Algebras 81S05, 42A50 This paper continues the program of applying beyond physics the technique of \textbf{probabilistic quantization} and extending to the quantum mechanics associated with the arc--sine distributions our previous results on the semi--circle distribution. We derive analytical expressions for the momentum and kinetic energy operators using the arc--sine weighted Hilbert transform and express corresponding evolutions as Neumann series of Bessel functions. These series are applicable in various physical problems and in solving certain mixed difference equations and differential equations. Moreover, exploiting the similarity between the Jacobi sequences of the semi-circle and arc-sine measures, we establish a unified formulation of their quantum mechanics. We introduce the semicircle and arc--sine exponential vectors and the corresponding coherent states and prove that, for both measures, the vacuum distributions of the number operator in these states (arc--sine photon statistics) are a \textit{perturbation} of the geometric distribution (Gibbs states in Boson physics: see the Introduction below for a discussion of the physical meaning of this perturbation). The $*$--Lie algebra generated by canonical creation and annihilation operators of both probability measures is isomorphic to the $*$--Lie algebra generated by all rank-one operators in corresponding $L^2$-spaces. The paper concludes with appendices that discuss the integral and Neumann series representations of the $1$--parameter unitary groups generated by momentum in semi-circle and arc-sine cases. |
| title | Quantum Mechanics of Arc-Sine and Semi-Circle Distributions: A Unified Approach |
| topic | Mathematical Physics Functional Analysis Operator Algebras 81S05, 42A50 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.11269 |