24th European Conference on Few-Body Problems in Physics

Session

Parallel Session Friday: Atoms and Molecules

Sep 6, 2019, 11:15 AM

University of Surrey

114. Spin-orbit-coupled Bose-Einstein Condensate as playground to explore quantum collision and chemistry

Yong Chen (Purdue Univ)

9/6/19, 11:15 AM

Invited

Talk

Abstract: In this talk I will describe our recent experiments studying spin-dependent quantum transport/collision as well as chemical reactions in a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) of ultracold (87Rb) atoms subject to optically-generated “synthetic” spin-orbit coupling (SOC). By performing a “quantum quench” (suddenly reducing the optical Raman coupling that generates the synthetic SOC and...

100. Four-Body Scale in Universal Few-Boson Systems

Johannes Kirscher (The University of Manchester)

9/6/19, 11:45 AM

Atoms and Molecules

Talk

We trace the perturbative refinement of the two-boson interaction -- which augments an initial, unitary description by a finite effective range -- up to the six-boson system. Hereby, we expose a significant dependence of the predicted ground-state energies of tetra-, penta-, and hexameres on details of the interaction which is resolved at distances much smaller than the effective range. We...

9. Elastic scattering of three ultracold bosons

Paul Mestrom (Eindhoven University of Technology)

9/6/19, 12:10 PM

Atoms and Molecules

Talk

Elastic scattering of three bosons at low energy is a fundamental problem in the many-body description of ultracold Bose gases, entering via the three-body scattering hypervolume $D$. We study this quantity for identical bosons that interact via a pairwise finite-range potential. Our calculations cover the regime from strongly repulsive potentials towards attractive potentials supporting...

90. An investigation for the appearance of long range nuclear potential on the ultra low energy nuclear synthesis

Prof. Shinsho Oryu (Tokyo university of science)

9/6/19, 12:35 PM

Nuclei

Talk

On the three-body kinematics, the author proposed a $general$ $particle$ $\it{transfer}$ (GPT) potential which appears, not only at the three-body break-up threshold, but also at the quasi two-body threshold.The new potential represents a Yukawa-type potential for shorter range,but a $1/r^n$-type potential for longer range. The longer range part of the GPT potential for $n=1$ indicates an...