Abstract:
Approximate quantum equation for the function $\xi$ is derived from the Schrodinger
equation. The function $\xi$ gives the expansion of the oscillator state in the states,
which correspond to coherent states in the case of linear oscillator and/or in the quasiclassical
case. In the classical limit $h\to 0$ the classical equations of motion are obtained.
Quantum effects lead to the diffusion of $\xi$ in the space of parameters which correspond
in classical theory to the action-angle variables. The coefficients of diffusion
are proportional to $\hbar d^2E/dI^2$ where $E(n)$ are the oscillator terms, $I=\hbar n$ is the action.
In the conditions when the classical oscillator has two states allowed for steady motion,
the quantum oscillator has due to diffusion only one allowed state, the state with
larger energy.