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Universal Rephasing Dynamics after a Quantum Quench via Sudden Coupling of Two Initially Independent Condensates

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2013
Author(s)
Polkovnikov, Anatoli
DOI
10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.090404
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American Physical Society (APS)
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Dalla Torre, Emanuele, Eugene Demler, and Anatoli Polkovnikov. 2013. Universal Rephasing Dynamics after a Quantum Quench via Sudden Coupling of Two Initially Independent Condensates. Physical Review Letters 110, no. 9: 090404.
Abstract
We consider a quantum quench in which two initially independent condensates are suddenly coupled and study the subsequent “rephasing” dynamics. For weak tunneling couplings, the time evolution of physical observables is predicted to follow universal scaling laws, connecting the short-time dynamics to the long-time nonperturbative regime. We first present a two-mode model valid in two and three dimensions and then move to one dimension, where the problem is described by a gapped sine-Gordon theory. Combining analytical and numerical methods, we compute universal time-dependent expectation values, allowing a quantitative comparison with future experiments.
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