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Chaos is Target-Blind in High-Energy QCD Evolution
chaotic-dynamicshigh-energy-physics-phenomenologyhigh-energy-physics-theorymathematical-physicsnuclear-theory
Chaotic evolution measures how rapidly nearby configurations separate, but the existence of such rapid evolution does not by itself determine what physical information the evolution actually carries. For fixed-coupling JIMWLK evolution with fresh transverse-local, color-isotropic noise, we show that
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