Abstract
A leaky cavity is an example of a dissipative quantum system. The thermal spectrum of such a system can be expressed exactly in terms of a generalized density of states π c(ω) for the cavity. The latter is evaluated for a string model; compared to the zero leakage limit, each δ-function is replaced by a pair of poles in the ω-plane, related to the poles of the S-matrix.
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