Periodic orbit quantization of chaotic maps by harmonic inversion

@article{Weibert2001PeriodicOQ,
  title={Periodic orbit quantization of chaotic maps by harmonic inversion},
  author={Kirsten Weibert and Jorg Main and G{\"u}nter Wunner},
  journal={Physics Letters A},
  year={2001},
  volume={289},
  pages={329-332}
}
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