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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Quantum quenches of cold-atom gases in optical lattices: the influence of Anderson localization

C. Hooley, Jorge Quintanilla, V. W. Scarola

Published Mar 5, 2014• 0 citations
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Cold atomic gases placed in optical lattices enable studies of simple con- densed matter theory models with parameters that may be tuned relatively easily. When the optical potential is randomized (e.g. using laser speckle to create a random intensity distribution) one may be able to observe Anderson localization of matter waves for non-interacting bosons, the so-called Bose glass in the presence of interactions, as well as the Fermi glass or quantum spin glass for mixtures of fermions and bosons.