Absolutely continuous spectrum implies ballistic transport for quantum particles in a random potential on tree graphs
Michael Aizenman, Simone Warzel

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that the presence of absolutely continuous spectrum in a quantum particle on a random tree graph guarantees ballistic transport, linking spectral properties to dynamical behavior.
Contribution
It establishes a non-perturbative connection between absolutely continuous spectrum and ballistic transport for quantum particles on tree graphs.
Findings
Absolutely continuous spectrum implies ballistic transport.
Rare fluctuation-enabled resonances are key to spectral properties.
The result is proven non-perturbatively.
Abstract
We discuss the dynamical implications of the recent proof that for a quantum particle in a random potential on a regular tree graph absolutely continuous spectrum occurs non-perturbatively through rare fluctuation-enabled resonances. The main result is spelled in the title.
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