Droplets and supersolids in ultra-cold atomic quantum gases
(2023) In European Physical Journal: Special Topics- Abstract
In this mini-review, we briefly summarize some of the main concepts and ideas behind highly dilute self-bound quantum droplets of both binary and dipolar character. The latter type of systems has more recently led to the experimental discovery of a dipolar supersolid state that allows entirely new insights on this long-sought purely quantum state of matter, with exciting prospects for fundamental research as well as future applied quantum sensing technologies. The first half of the review provides a brief history of droplets and supersolidity in various settings and also discusses the self-binding in binary quantum gases, and the second half of the review summarizes our own recent work in the field, presented at the 2022 FQMT conference... (More)
In this mini-review, we briefly summarize some of the main concepts and ideas behind highly dilute self-bound quantum droplets of both binary and dipolar character. The latter type of systems has more recently led to the experimental discovery of a dipolar supersolid state that allows entirely new insights on this long-sought purely quantum state of matter, with exciting prospects for fundamental research as well as future applied quantum sensing technologies. The first half of the review provides a brief history of droplets and supersolidity in various settings and also discusses the self-binding in binary quantum gases, and the second half of the review summarizes our own recent work in the field, presented at the 2022 FQMT conference in Prague.
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- Mukherjee, K. LU ; Cardinale, T. Arnone LU ; Chergui, L. LU ; Stürmer, P. LU and Reimann, S. M. LU
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- 2023
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- European Physical Journal: Special Topics
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- Springer
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- scopus:85174232588
- ISSN
- 1951-6355
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- 10.1140/epjs/s11734-023-00991-6
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- English
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