Confining Backgrounds and Quantum Chaos in Holography
Pallab Basu, Archisman Ghosh

TL;DR
This paper investigates how quantum chaos manifests in confining string backgrounds within holography, revealing a transition from chaotic to integrable spectra at higher energies through minisuperspace quantization analysis.
Contribution
It introduces a quantum analysis of confining backgrounds, showing a spectrum transition from chaos to integrability, extending classical chaos studies in holography.
Findings
Spectrum transitions from Wigner GOE to Poisson at higher energies
Quantum chaos is prominent at low energies and diminishes at high energies
The system is asymptotically integrable, explaining the spectral transition
Abstract
Classical world-sheet string theory has recently been shown to be nonintegrable and chaotic in various confining string theory backgrounds -- the AdS soliton background in particular. In this paper we study a minisuperspace quantization of the theory and look at properties of the spectrum like the distribution of level spacing, which are indicative of quantum order or chaos. In the quantum spectrum we find a gradual transition from chaotic (Wigner GOE) to integrable (Poisson) regime as we look at higher energies. This is expected since our system is integrable asymptotically, and at higher energies, the dynamics is entirely dominated by the kinetic terms.
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