Exactly solvable model of two trapped quantum particles interacting via finite-range soft-core interactions

Scientific Reports
Przemysław Kościk, Tomasz Sowiński

Abstract

The exactly solvable model of two indistinguishable quantum particles (bosons or fermions) confined in a one-dimensional harmonic trap and interacting via finite-range soft-core interaction is presented and many properties of the system are examined. Particularly, it is shown that independently on the potential range, in the strong interaction limit bosonic and fermionic solutions become degenerate. For sufficiently large ranges a specific crystallization appears in the system. The results are compared to predictions of the celebrated Busch et al. model and those obtained in the Tonks-Girardeau limit. The assumed inter-particle potential is very similar to the potential between ultra-cold dressed Rydberg atoms. Therefore, the model can be examined experimentally.

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Aug 14, 2019·Reports on Progress in Physics·Tomasz Sowiński, Miguel Ángel García-March
Dec 1, 2019·Scientific Reports·S BeraA U J Lode

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