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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Relaxation dynamics of a Fermi gas in an optical superlattice

Ameneh Sheikhan, Corinna Kollath, Johanna E. Bohn, Daniel Pertot, Eugenio Cocchi, Luck A. Miller, Marco Koschorreck, Michael Köhl

Published Jun 11, 2015• 0 citations
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This Letter comprises an experimental and theoretical investigation of the time evolution of a Fermi gas following fast and slow quenches of a one-dimensional optical double-well superlattice potential. We investigate both the local tunneling in the connected double wells and the global dynamics towards a steady state, i.e., a time-independent state. The local observables in the steady state resemble those of a thermal equilibrium state, whereas the global properties indicate a strong nonequilibrium situation.

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This Letter comprises an experimental and theoretical investigation of the time evolution of a Fermi gas following fast and slow quenches of a one-dimensional optical double-well superlattice potential. We investigate both the local tunneling in the connected double wells and the global dynamics towards a steady state, i.e., a time-independent state. The local observables in the steady state resemble those of a thermal equilibrium state, whereas the global properties indicate a strong nonequilibrium situation.