Quantum Turbulence from Cold Atoms to Neutron Stars

ORAL

Abstract

Quantum turbulence, resulting from the motion and interaction of vortices and other superfluid defects, lies at the heart of several different fields. In this talk I will discuss multidisciplinary aspects of quantum turblence emerging from the workshop "Quantum Turbulence: Cold Atoms, Heavy Ions, and Neutron Stars" hosted at the national Institute for Nuclear Theory (INT), connecting experimental phenomena in helium and cold atoms with applications to neutron stars and heavy ion collisions.

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Authors

  • Michael Forbes

    Washington State University, University of Washington, Washington State Univ, Washington State University