Dynamical Fermionization of a 1D Bose gas
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Abstract
We observe the evolution of the momentum distributions of strongly interacting one-dimensional Bose gases as they expand while still confined in 1D. The momentum distribution evolves from the initial bosonic shape to that of a noninteracting Fermi gas in the same trap, in agreement with numerical simulations of hard-core bosons [1,2]. We also operate the experiment in the intermediate coupling regime. In additional work, we observe the predicted oscillation between bosonic and fermionic momentum distributions after a sudden quench of the trap frequency [2]. [1] M. Rigol et al., PRL 94, 240403 (2005). [2] A. Minguzzi et al., PRL 94, 240404 (2005).
Authors
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Yuan Le
Pennsylvania State University
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Joshua Wilson
Pennsylvania State University
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Neel Malvania
Pennsylvania State University, The Pennsylvania State University
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Yicheng Zhang
Pennsylvania State University
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Wei Xu
Pennsylvania State University
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Lin Xia
Pennsylvania State University
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Marcos Rigol
Pennsylvania State University
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David Weiss
The Pennsylvania State University, Pennsylvania State University, Penn State