As already mentioned, the information you seek is not there because it does not exist. Apart from the also mentioned fact that different JVMs can implement instructions (or combinations of instructions) differently, a single JVM can also implement it differently.
This is true both for different combinations of intstructions (it might be more efficient to implement instructions in different ways depending on how they are used together with other instructions) and for different occasions of execution. As the JVM is always in control of the execution of your program, it can (and does) monitor the behavior of your program and decide to reoptimize code that is run often (or code meeting some other criteria for that matter). This can result in, for example, your instruction being translated into a certain set of machine instructions the first thousand times a function is executed, and being translated to another set the rest of the executions.
This advanced optimization ability (and others) is why optimization of Java byte code is best left to the JVM and also why, in some cases, a Java program can be significantly faster than the equivalent C or C++ program (C and C++ is normally only optimized statically whereas Java is optimized dynamically).
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