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arxiv: 2606.28233 · v1 · pith:RPH7XZOZnew · submitted 2026-06-26 · ❄️ cond-mat.quant-gas · nlin.CD· physics.atom-ph

Coexisting Regular and Chaotic Dynamics in the Dysprosium Feshbach Spectrum

Julie Veschambre , Alexandre Journeaux , Maxime Lecomte , Alice Belmon , Ethan Uzan , In\`es de Verdelhan , Patricia Christina Marques Castilho , Jakub Zakrzewski
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Dysprosium Feshbach resonances display stronger level repulsion near the center of the magnetic-moment distribution than at its lower edge.

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The paper measures differential magnetic moments for more than 80 Feshbach resonances in dysprosium between 0 and 30 G. These moments act as a probe of the underlying molecular states. Resonances tied to states near the middle of the magnetic-moment distribution follow statistics with enhanced level repulsion. Resonances near the lower edge stay close to Poisson statistics. The work shows that molecular-state composition controls whether dynamics appear chaotic or regular in this dense dipolar spectrum.

Core claim

Resonances associated with states near the center of the magnetic-moment distribution display enhanced level repulsion, whereas those near the lower edge remain close to Poisson statistics. The results reveal hidden structure within the chaotic dysprosium Feshbach spectrum and identify molecular-state composition as a key ingredient in the emergence of quantum chaos in strongly dipolar scattering.

What carries the argument

Differential magnetic moments of the bound states, used as an eigenstate-sensitive probe to sort resonances by position in the overall magnetic-moment distribution before computing separate level statistics for each subset.

If this is right

  • Level statistics inside a single Feshbach spectrum are not uniform across all resonances.
  • Quantum chaos in dipolar scattering requires molecular states with balanced channel composition rather than extreme compositions.
  • The full spectrum contains coexisting regular and chaotic subsets distinguished by magnetic-moment position.
  • Molecular-state composition is a controlling variable for the onset of chaos in strongly dipolar gases.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • Similar position-dependent statistics may appear in the Feshbach spectra of erbium or thulium once comparable magnetic-moment data become available.
  • Experiments could selectively excite resonances at chosen magnetic-moment values to tune the effective degree of chaos in scattering rates.
  • The result suggests that chaos in other many-channel quantum systems may also be confined to a central subset of states rather than appearing uniformly.

Load-bearing premise

The measured differential magnetic moments accurately reflect eigenstate composition and place each resonance correctly inside the full magnetic-moment distribution.

What would settle it

Recomputing the level statistics after randomly reassigning a substantial fraction of resonances to the opposite magnetic-moment subset and finding that the difference in repulsion between subsets disappears.

Figures

Figures reproduced from arXiv: 2606.28233 by Alexandre Journeaux, Alice Belmon, Ethan Uzan, In\`es de Verdelhan, Jakub Zakrzewski, Jean Dalibard, Julie Veschambre, Maxime Lecomte, Patricia Christina Marques Castilho, Raphael Lopes.

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Strongly dipolar gases, such as dysprosium, erbium and thulium, exhibit dense Feshbach spectra whose level statistics have been associated with quantum chaos arising from couplings among many molecular channels. Here, we combine a precise calibration of the Feshbach spectrum of $^{162}$Dy with spectroscopic measurements of the differential magnetic moments of bound states associated with more than 80 resonances between 0 and 30 G. These magnetic moments provide an eigenstate-sensitive probe of the molecular states underlying the resonance spectrum. We find that the level statistics are not uniform: resonances associated with states near the center of the magnetic-moment distribution display enhanced level repulsion, whereas those near the lower edge remain close to Poisson statistics. Our results reveal hidden structure within the chaotic dysprosium Feshbach spectrum and identify molecular-state composition as a key ingredient in the emergence of quantum chaos in strongly dipolar scattering.

Editorial analysis

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Referee Report

2 major / 2 minor

Summary. The paper calibrates the Feshbach spectrum of 162Dy and reports spectroscopic measurements of differential magnetic moments for >80 resonances between 0 and 30 G. It claims that level statistics are not uniform across the spectrum: resonances associated with states near the center of the magnetic-moment distribution exhibit enhanced level repulsion, while those near the lower edge remain close to Poisson statistics. This is interpreted as revealing hidden structure in the chaotic spectrum and identifying molecular-state composition as a key factor in the emergence of quantum chaos in strongly dipolar scattering.

Significance. If the central claim is supported by the full dataset and analysis, the result is significant because it demonstrates that level statistics in a dense Feshbach spectrum are not uniform but depend on eigenstate properties probed by magnetic moments. This provides a concrete experimental handle on the conditions for quantum chaos in complex molecular systems and could guide theory in other dipolar gases. The experimental calibration and large number of independent resonance measurements are strengths that avoid circular fitting.

major comments (2)
  1. [Results section on magnetic-moment measurements and level statistics] The partition of resonances into center vs. lower-edge subsets of the magnetic-moment distribution (and the resulting contrast in nearest-neighbor spacing statistics) is load-bearing for the headline claim. The manuscript must demonstrate that differential magnetic moment assignments are free of significant mis-identification of overlapping resonances or systematic calibration offsets that could move resonances between bins and erase the reported statistical difference; without explicit error propagation, completeness checks in the 0–30 G window, and robustness tests under plausible assignment variations, the contrast remains vulnerable to the selection-bias concern.
  2. [Methods and statistical analysis] The unfolding procedure, choice of binning for the magnetic-moment distribution, and quantitative statistical tests (e.g., Brody parameter or exact p-values for the observed repulsion vs. Poisson) are not described in sufficient detail to verify that the reported qualitative difference is robust rather than sensitive to analysis choices.
minor comments (2)
  1. [Figure or table presenting the distribution] Clarify the precise definition of 'center' and 'lower edge' of the magnetic-moment distribution (e.g., quantiles or absolute ranges) and show the raw histogram of all measured moments.
  2. [Data availability statement] Ensure all resonance positions, measured moments, and assigned subsets are tabulated or deposited as supplementary data to allow independent re-analysis.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for the careful reading and constructive comments on our manuscript. We address each major comment below and have revised the manuscript to incorporate additional details and checks where appropriate.

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  1. Referee: [Results section on magnetic-moment measurements and level statistics] The partition of resonances into center vs. lower-edge subsets of the magnetic-moment distribution (and the resulting contrast in nearest-neighbor spacing statistics) is load-bearing for the headline claim. The manuscript must demonstrate that differential magnetic moment assignments are free of significant mis-identification of overlapping resonances or systematic calibration offsets that could move resonances between bins and erase the reported statistical difference; without explicit error propagation, completeness checks in the 0–30 G window, and robustness tests under plausible assignment variations, the contrast remains vulnerable to the selection-bias concern.

    Authors: We agree that robustness against mis-assignments is essential. The revised manuscript adds an appendix with explicit error propagation for all differential magnetic moments, derived from the spectroscopic fits and field calibration uncertainties. We include a completeness check verifying that the 0–30 G window contains no unaccounted overlaps capable of shifting resonances between bins. Robustness is demonstrated by re-binning with shifted boundaries and reclassifying near-boundary resonances; the reported contrast in level statistics persists under these variations. revision: yes

  2. Referee: [Methods and statistical analysis] The unfolding procedure, choice of binning for the magnetic-moment distribution, and quantitative statistical tests (e.g., Brody parameter or exact p-values for the observed repulsion vs. Poisson) are not described in sufficient detail to verify that the reported qualitative difference is robust rather than sensitive to analysis choices.

    Authors: We acknowledge that additional methodological transparency is needed. The revised Methods section now details the unfolding procedure (polynomial fit to the cumulative resonance density), explains the rationale for the chosen binning of the magnetic-moment distribution, and reports quantitative measures including the Brody parameter together with p-values from statistical tests comparing the nearest-neighbor spacings to Poisson and GOE limits. These additions confirm that the qualitative difference is not sensitive to reasonable variations in the analysis choices. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No circularity: experimental measurements and post-hoc statistical partitioning

full rationale

The paper reports direct spectroscopic calibration of the 162Dy Feshbach spectrum (0–30 G) together with independent measurements of differential magnetic moments for >80 resonances. Level statistics (nearest-neighbor spacing) are then computed on two data-driven subsets defined by the measured moments. No derivation, ansatz, fitted parameter, or self-citation chain is invoked to obtain the reported contrast between center and edge subsets; the statistical contrast is an empirical observation on the measured data. The analysis is therefore self-contained against external benchmarks and contains none of the enumerated circularity patterns.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

0 free parameters · 1 axioms · 0 invented entities

The analysis rests on the standard random-matrix-theory distinction between Poisson and GOE level statistics; no free parameters or new entities are introduced in the abstract.

axioms (1)
  • standard math Level statistics of quantum chaotic systems follow GOE (level repulsion) while integrable systems follow Poisson statistics.
    This is the conventional framework invoked to interpret the observed level repulsion versus Poisson behavior.

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