Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases

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We present a generalization of fermionic fluiddynamics to the case of two trapped fermion species with a contact interaction. Within a mean field approximation, we derive coupled equations of motion for the particle densities, particle currents, and anomalous pair density. For an inhomogeneous syste...

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Autores principales: Hernndez, S., Capuzzi, P., Szybisz, L.
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Materias:
Electron gas
Equations of motion
Fermions
Contact interaction
Inhomogeneous system
Mean field approximation
Particle currents
Particle densities
Scattering length
Thomas-Fermi approximation
Trapped fermi gas
Local density approximation
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v150_n3_p_Hernndez
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spelling todo:paper_17426588_v150_n3_p_Hernndez2023-10-03T16:30:28Z Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases Hernndez, S. Capuzzi, P. Szybisz, L. Electron gas Equations of motion Fermions Contact interaction Inhomogeneous system Mean field approximation Particle currents Particle densities Scattering length Thomas-Fermi approximation Trapped fermi gas Local density approximation We present a generalization of fermionic fluiddynamics to the case of two trapped fermion species with a contact interaction. Within a mean field approximation, we derive coupled equations of motion for the particle densities, particle currents, and anomalous pair density. For an inhomogeneous system, the equilibrium situation with vanishing currents is described by a generalized Thomas-Fermi relation that includes the superfluid gap, together with a new nonlocal gap equation that replaces the usual BCS one. These equations are numericaly solved resorting to a local density approximation (LDA). Density and gap profiles are analyzed in terms of the scattering length, revealing that the current frame can exhibit microscopic details of quantum origin that are frequently absent in more macroscopic scenarios. © 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd. Fil:Capuzzi, P. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Szybisz, L. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. CONF info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v150_n3_p_Hernndez
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topic Electron gas
Equations of motion
Fermions
Contact interaction
Inhomogeneous system
Mean field approximation
Particle currents
Particle densities
Scattering length
Thomas-Fermi approximation
Trapped fermi gas
Local density approximation
spellingShingle Electron gas
Equations of motion
Fermions
Contact interaction
Inhomogeneous system
Mean field approximation
Particle currents
Particle densities
Scattering length
Thomas-Fermi approximation
Trapped fermi gas
Local density approximation
Hernndez, S.
Capuzzi, P.
Szybisz, L.
Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases
topic_facet Electron gas
Equations of motion
Fermions
Contact interaction
Inhomogeneous system
Mean field approximation
Particle currents
Particle densities
Scattering length
Thomas-Fermi approximation
Trapped fermi gas
Local density approximation
description We present a generalization of fermionic fluiddynamics to the case of two trapped fermion species with a contact interaction. Within a mean field approximation, we derive coupled equations of motion for the particle densities, particle currents, and anomalous pair density. For an inhomogeneous system, the equilibrium situation with vanishing currents is described by a generalized Thomas-Fermi relation that includes the superfluid gap, together with a new nonlocal gap equation that replaces the usual BCS one. These equations are numericaly solved resorting to a local density approximation (LDA). Density and gap profiles are analyzed in terms of the scattering length, revealing that the current frame can exhibit microscopic details of quantum origin that are frequently absent in more macroscopic scenarios. © 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd.
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author Hernndez, S.
Capuzzi, P.
Szybisz, L.
author_facet Hernndez, S.
Capuzzi, P.
Szybisz, L.
author_sort Hernndez, S.
title Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases
title_short Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases
title_full Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases
title_fullStr Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases
title_full_unstemmed Superfluid Thomas - Fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases
title_sort superfluid thomas - fermi approximation for trapped fermi gases
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v150_n3_p_Hernndez
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