Quantum Liquids: Bose Condensation and Cooper Pairing in Condensed-Matter Systems

By P. Anderson. 2007

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Rotating trapped Bose-Einstein condensates (2008, background): “8.4 of Leggett (2006) provide excellent treatments of the behavior near a Feshbach resonance.”
Quantum transport in ultracold atoms (2015, methodology): “Both bosonic and fermionic superfluids are available and the range from weak to strong interactions can be accessed [8, 12, 97].”
Multiquark Resonances (2016, background): “The second mechanism proposed in [19] to explain the large scattering length instead relies on a Feshbach resonance mechanism [22, 23] between the D mesons and one charmonium level, specifically the χc1(2P).”
Theory of ultracold atomic Fermi gases (2007, methodology): “A thorough discussion of the generalization of the BCS approach to describe the crossover in terms of the scattering length was presented in the seminal paper by Leggett (1980) (see also Leggett, 2006).”
Engineered Open Systems and Quantum Simulations with Atoms and Ions (2012, methodology): “For this purpose it is convenient to give up exact particle number conservation and to work with fixed phase coherent states |BCSθ〉 = N−1/2 exp(eiθd†)|vac〉 instead of the fixed number states |BCSN〉 (Leggett, 2006), where N = ∏ q(1 + φ(2)q) ensures the normalization.”