Description of Bose-Einstein condensate of cold gas in interaction through virtual states of non-condensate atomic components

Anno: 2018

Autori: Bazgan S., Pezze L., Smerzi A., Enaki N.A.

Affiliazione autori: Moldavian Acad Sci, Quantum Opt & Kinet Proc Lab, Inst Appl Phys, Kishinev, Moldova; CNR, QSTAR Quantum Sci & Technol Arcetri, Natl Inst Opt, Florence, Italy.

Abstract: We study the nonlinear interaction between two species of Bose gases having a large mass imbalance. It is presented the situation, when at low temperature, one of gas component, with smallest mass, is Bose-Einstein condensed, while the other gas is not. We show that the new interaction Hamiltonian with temperature dependent potential part takes into account all binary exchange energy between the atoms of the smallest mass component through the virtual states of non-condensate components. The modification of the traditional phase transition representation of the number of atoms in the condensate as a function of the temperature is described by an anomaly in the low temperature branch of this dependence. This anomaly have the tendency of the increasing of the numbers of atoms in condensate with increasing of temperature for a small value of the relative parameter T/T-c, where T-c is the critical temperature of the phase transition. (C) 2018 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

Giornale/Rivista: PHYSICA A-STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS

Volume: 503      Da Pagina: 190  A: 199

Maggiori informazioni: This manuscript was supported by the research projects, Italy, nr15.820.18.02.04/It and 15.817.02.07F.
Parole chiavi: 03.75.fi Phase coherent atomic ensembles; Quantum condensation phenomena; 05.30.jp Boson systems; 67.40.kh Thermodynamic properties; collective excitation
DOI: 10.1016/j.physa.2018.02.184

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