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Journal of Atomic and Molecular Physics

long-time evolution of the condensate density's collapse and revival in two-component bose-einstein condensates with a coupling drive

Zhirong Liu, Zhengdong Liu

Published Jan 1, 2006• 0 citations
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Abstract

Using the numerical calculation,we have investigated the long-time evolution of atomicity density of two-component BEC,and have found that the evolution of condensate density in long time,which presents a typical quantumn collapse and revival with a complex period,is rather different from that in short time,which displays a regular cosine oscillation.Futhermore,we have also discussed the influence of the Rabi frequency of coupling drive field,various values for the relative phase,the strength of the coupling drive,the strength of the interatomic interaction in each condensate and the strength of the interspecies interaction on the evolution properties of atomicity density.

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