Decoherence theory localization

Thus, the assumption of the decoherence theory that there are no isolated systems, and that we have always to consider the influence of environmental fluctuations, would kill anomalous diffusion. Furthermore, the numerical results of Ref. 31 show that the quantum-induced transition from anomalous to ordinary diffusion is a quantum effect more robust than the localization phenomenon itself. This indicates that in the presence of a weak environmental fluctuation is now insufficient to reestablish the correspondence principle. 

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