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Measurement of one-dimensional matter-wave quantum breather
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Authors: Piotr Staroń, Andrzej Syrwid, Krzysztof Sacha
Year
2020
Paper ID
22178
Status
Preprint
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Employing the Bethe ansatz approach and numerical simulations of measurements of particles' positions we investigate a post-quench many-body dynamics of attractively interacting bosons on a ring, which in the mean-field approach corresponds to the so-called breather solution. Despite the fact that the initial many-body ground state is translationally invariant, the measurements reveal breather dynamics if quantum fluctuations of the center of mass of the system are extracted. Moreover, the analysis of the many-body evolution shows signatures of dissociation of the solitons that form the breather.
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