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Polarons and Bose decondensation: A self-trapping approach
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Impurity CaseQuantum SciencePolariton DynamicEngineeringQuantum ComputingPhysicsNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsQuantum MaterialsCondensed Matter PhysicsAtomic PhysicsSelf-trapped StateDisordered Quantum SystemUltracold AtomBose DecondensationAdditional ParticleQuantum EntanglementBose-einstein Condensation
An additional, quantum, particle interacting with a Bose condensate forms self-trapped ``polaron'' if the interaction is sufficiently strong. This is contrasted with the case where the additional particle is identical with those in the condensate, where the ``self-trapping'' would be interpreted as a consequence of a Mott transition. There the transition to the self-trapped state, if it exists, is abrupt, unlike the impurity case. An external potential enhances self-trapping in the nonidentical case.
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