2002
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.89.075301
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Superfluid Bose Liquid with a Suppressed BEC and an Intensive Pair Coherent Condensate as a Model ofH4e

Abstract: One introduces a model of the superfluid state of a Bose liquid with repulsion between bosons, in which at T=0, along with a weak single-particle Bose-Einstein condensate, there exists an intensive pair coherent condensate, analogous to the Cooper condensate in a Fermi liquid with attraction between fermions. A closed system of nonlinear integral equations for the normal and anomalous self-energy parts is solved numerically, and a quasiparticle spectrum is obtained, which is in good agreement with the experime… Show more

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“…Even at temperatures well below T c the condensed state is fundamentally different from the MFA ground state, because of the pairing of bosons. The latter is similar to the Cooper-like pairing of supracondensate 4 He atoms [27], proposed as an explanation of the small density of the single-particle Bose condensate in superfluid Helium-4. The pair-boson condensate should significantly modify the thermodynamic properties of the condensed BFM compared with the MFA predictions.…”
supporting
confidence: 63%
“…Even at temperatures well below T c the condensed state is fundamentally different from the MFA ground state, because of the pairing of bosons. The latter is similar to the Cooper-like pairing of supracondensate 4 He atoms [27], proposed as an explanation of the small density of the single-particle Bose condensate in superfluid Helium-4. The pair-boson condensate should significantly modify the thermodynamic properties of the condensed BFM compared with the MFA predictions.…”
supporting
confidence: 63%
“…5 at SVP [14] to 2% at 25 bars and to less than 1% at 40 bars [15,16]. It is not known whether the above ideas all remain true in the metastable liquid when n 0 becomes extremely small [17,18], and whether effects of a very small condensate can be observed in the PR excitations. Also, in PM, the ''normal'' liquid above T c but below T has been shown to contain localized BEC (local phase coherence) [10,11,19].…”
mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Изучение парного потенциала бозе-частиц необходимо для корректного описания фазового перехода бозе-системы в состояния сверхтекучести (нейтральные бозе-частицы) и сверхпроводимости (заряженные частицы, например биполяронный газ) [41,42].…”
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