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SUMMARY:Ultracold atoms as quantum simulators for neutron matter
DESCRIPTION:\nThomas Schaefer, North Carolina State University\nProgress in atomic physics has enabled the experimental realization\nof the “Unitary Fermi Gas”. This is a system of non-relativistic spin 1/2\nfermions interacting via a potential tuned to zero range but infinite\nscattering length. The emergent quantum many body system is a scale\ninvariant, strongly correlated quantum fluid. It is linked, by universality,\nto other systems in nature, in particular dilute neutron matter. Static\nproperties of the unitary gas are accessible by imaginary time quantum\nMonte Carlo calculations on classical computers, but the real time response\nis not. I review some old result on the equation of state and transport\nproperties of the unitary gas, discuss more recent work on linear response,\nand present some goals for the future.\n
URL:https://iqus.uw.edu/events/iqus-seminar-thomas-schaefer/
ORGANIZER;CN=Niklas Mueller:MAILTO:niklasmu@uw.edu
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LOCATION:UW, 15th and Pacific, Seattle
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