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Tunneling Dynamics Between Atomic Bright Solitons
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Authors: Li-Chen Zhao, Liming Ling, Zhan-Ying Yang, Wen-Li Yang
Year
2016
Paper ID
43058
Status
Preprint
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We investigate tunneling behavior between two bright solitons in a Bose-Einstein condensate with attractive contact interactions between atoms. The explicit tunneling properties including tunneling particles and oscillation period are described analytically, which indicates that the periodic tunneling form is a nonlinear Josephson type oscillation. The results suggest that the breathing behavior of solitons comes from the tunneling mechanism in an effective double-well potential, which is quite different from the modulational instability mechanism for Akhmediev breather and K-M breather. Furthermore, we obtain a phase diagram for two soliton interaction which admits tunneling property, particle-like property, interference property, and a resonant interaction case. The explicit conditions for them are clarified based on the defined critical distance dc and spatial interference period D.
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