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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Fractional Quantum Hall Effects for Bosonic Atoms in a Chain of Rotating Traps

Jianshi Zhao, Louis Jacome, Nathan Gemelke

Published Jun 11, 2015• 0 citations
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The long-term goal of our study is to perform a simulation on a rapidly rotating gas of ultracold bosonic atoms. When the rotation frequency is close to the harmonic trap frequency, the trapping force is compensated by the centrifugal force and only the Coriolis force remains, analogous to the Lorentz force. The quantum Hall effect regime is reached when the number of vortices is larger than the number of atoms. In this work, we demonstrate a variety of excitations of the fractional quantum Hall states of composite fermions and ultracold two-dimensional rapidly rotating bosonic atoms. Second, we can also check directly whether there is a relationship between these two phenomena by calculating the energy of N = 8 bosons in the ground state of the harmonic oscillator and a few-boson elementary excitations for the Bose–Laughlin state at the half filling factor.
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Ultracold atomic gases in rapidly rotating traps display a wealth of interesting physics. One of the most striking achievements in this field is the observation of th e Abrikosov lattice of vortices. When the rotation frequency is equal to the harmonic trap frequency, the atomic gases is similar to charged particles in a magnetic f ield. It has been predicted that for weak interactions and strong confinement along the rotation axis, this system will exhibit quantum phases equivalent to the one o f the fractional quantum Hall effect. The talk will be focused on bosonic atoms with only one hyperfine species (i.e spinless bosons). We will give numerical evidences of the fractional quantum Hall states in these systems. We will describe how they can be understood using the Laughlin wave function and the Jain's composite fermion theory. We will also discuss about more exotic quantum phases that have also been predicted in such regime. These quantum phases are described by the Read-Rezayi wave functions whose one of the most remarkable properties is that their excitations obey non-abelian statistics.