For a weakly noise-driven integrable quantum system, the OTOC grows at the classical Lyapunov rate (scaling as epsilon^{1/3}) in the semiclassical limit, but quantum effects suppress the Lyapunov regime at low quantum numbers or very weak perturbations.
The derivations holds for any canonical variables, e.g., coordinates and momentum ( q,p ), and for many-degrees of freedom
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For a weakly noise-driven integrable quantum system, the OTOC grows at the classical Lyapunov rate (scaling as epsilon^{1/3}) in the semiclassical limit, but quantum effects suppress the Lyapunov regime at low quantum numbers or very weak perturbations.