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Repulsive polarons in a strongly interacting Fermi mixture

Christoph Kohstall, Matteo Zaccanti, Michael Jag, A. Trenkwalder, Florian Schreck, Rudolf Grimm, Pietro Massignan, Georg M. Bruun

Published Jun 1, 2012• 0 citations
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An extremely polarized mixture of an ultracold Fermi gas is expected to reduce to a Fermi polaron system, which consists of a single impurity immersed in the Fermi sea of majority atoms. By developing a many-body T-matrix theory, we investigate spectral properties of the polarized mixture in experimentally relevant regimes in which the system of finite impurity concentration at nonzero temperature is concerned. We explicitly demonstrate presence of polaron physics in the polarized limit and discuss effects of many polarons in an intermediate regime in a selfconsistent manner. By analyzing the spectral function at finite impurity concentration, we extract the attractive and repulsive polaron energies. We find that a renormalization of majority atoms via an interaction with minority atoms is of significance to depict the many-polaron regime.