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Fluctuating ground-state occupation number Fluctuating ground-state occupation number for trapped BECfor trapped BEC

Jürgen BosseJürgen BosseFreie Universität BerlinFreie Universität Berlin

Panjab University, Chandigarh 3rd March, 2014

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Overview

Introduction GCE unknowns: N0, N0, etc.

Calculate N0 for trapped bosons within TDL assuming fixed N

Calculate corresponding N0

Plots of N0, f0, and f1 needed for HFA

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N=200

N=2000

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Summary and Outlook

• TDL and SCA agree for N>>1• It is essential to consistently determine Tc

• Restricting to fixed N does not describe the photon BEC experiment correctly. The „grand-canonical“ reservoir needs a more realistic description e.g. the one given by Weitz group.• Fixing N will result in small fluctuation corrections in HFA.


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