Bose-Einstein Condensation
Bose-Einstein Condensation
A. Griffin, University of Toronto
D. W. Snoke, University of Pittsburgh
S. Stringari, Università degli Studi di Trento, Italy
D. W. Snoke, University of Pittsburgh
S. Stringari, Università degli Studi di Trento, Italy
July 1996
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This book is devoted to BEC as an interdisciplinary subject, covering atomic and molecular physics, laser physics, low temperatures, and astrophysics, and it will serve as an in-depth report on recent progress and will suggest promising research topics for graduate students and researchers in physics.
- The first-ever book on the subject of Bose–Einstein condensation throughout all of physics
- Very hot topic in physics since publication: New Scientist 31 May 96 gave news of first imaging of a Bose-Einstein state of matter
- Very distinguished authors
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"Bose-Einstein Condensation will be a valuable reference for both those in the field and those who want to understand the physics behind this fascinating new state of matter." Thomas Greytak, Physics Today
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July 1996Paperback
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620 pages
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Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction: Unifying themes of Bose–Einstein condensation
- Part I. Review Papers:
- 2. Some comments on Bose–Einstein condensation
- 3. Bose–Einstein condensation and superfluidity
- 4. Bose–Einstein condensation in liquid helium
- 5. Sum rules and Bose–Einstein condensation
- 6. Dilute degenerate gases
- 7. Prospects for Bose–Einstein condensation in magnetically trapped atomic hydrogen
- 8. Spin-polarized hydrogen: Prospects for Bose–Einstein condensation and two-dimensional superfluidity
- 9. Laser cooling and trapping of neutral atoms
- 10. Kinetics of Bose–Einstein condensation in an interacting Bose gas
- 11. Condensate formation in a Bose gas
- 12. Bose–Einstein condensation of excitonic particles in semiconductors
- 13. Macroscopic coherent states of excitons in semiconductors
- 14. Bose–Einstein condensation in a nearly ideal gas: excitons in Cu2O
- 15. Crossover from BCS theory to Bose–Einstein condensation
- 16. Bose–Einstein condensation of bipolarons in high-Tc superconductors
- 17. Kaon condensation in dense matter
- 18. The bosonization method in nuclear physics
- 19. Broken gauge symmetry in a Bose condensate
- Part II. Brief Reports:
- 20. Bose–Einstein condensation in ultra-cold cesium: collisional constraints
- 21. Bose–Einstein condensation and relaxation explosion in magnetically trapped atomic hydrogen
- 22. Quest for Kosterlitz–Thouless transition in two-dimensional atomic hydrogen
- 23. Bose–Einstein condensation of biexcitons in CuCl
- 24. The influence of polariton effects on the Bose–Einstein condensation of biexcitons
- 25. Light-induced Bose–Einstein condensation of excitons and biexcitons
- 26. Decay of a non-equilibrium polariton condensate and the distribution functions of interacting polaritons in semiconductors
- 27. Possibilities for Bose–Einstein condensation in positronium
- 28. Excitonic superfluidity in Cu2O
- 29. On the Bose–Einstein condensation of excitons – finite-lifetime composite bosons
- 30. Charged bosons in quantum heterostructures
- 31. The dynamic structure function of Bose liquids in the deep inelastic regime
- 32. Evidence for bipolaronic Bose-liquid and Bose–Einstein condensation in high-Tc oxides
- 33. Bose–Einstein condensation and spin waves
- 34. Universal behaviour within the Nozières and Schmitt–Rink theory
- 35. Bound states and superfluidity in strongly coupled fermion systems
- 36. Onset of superfluidity in nuclear matter.
