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Main Authors: Liu, Xinyu, Li, Yong
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.17963
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author Liu, Xinyu
Li, Yong
author_facet Liu, Xinyu
Li, Yong
contents This paper studies quantitative deviation bounds for statistical ensembles evolving under the one-parameter flow of a nearly integrable Hamiltonian system. Combining Nekhoroshev-type stability estimates with phase-mixing arguments, we obtain, for any observable $G$, an explicit upper bound on the deviation of the ensemble average $\langle G\rangle_t$ from its angular average $\langle \left\langle G \right\rangle_θ\rangle_{0}$ over exponentially long time scales. The bound separates contributions from the resonant neighborhood via a probability-mass term, and from the nonresonant region via a traceable $1/t$ mixing constant $C_G$, a high-frequency Fourier tail, and an explicit normal-form remainder error.
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spellingShingle Statistical Ensemble Deviation Estimates for Nearly Integrable Hamiltonian Systems
Liu, Xinyu
Li, Yong
Dynamical Systems
This paper studies quantitative deviation bounds for statistical ensembles evolving under the one-parameter flow of a nearly integrable Hamiltonian system. Combining Nekhoroshev-type stability estimates with phase-mixing arguments, we obtain, for any observable $G$, an explicit upper bound on the deviation of the ensemble average $\langle G\rangle_t$ from its angular average $\langle \left\langle G \right\rangle_θ\rangle_{0}$ over exponentially long time scales. The bound separates contributions from the resonant neighborhood via a probability-mass term, and from the nonresonant region via a traceable $1/t$ mixing constant $C_G$, a high-frequency Fourier tail, and an explicit normal-form remainder error.
title Statistical Ensemble Deviation Estimates for Nearly Integrable Hamiltonian Systems
topic Dynamical Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.17963