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Universal Aspects of Dipolar Scattering Christopher Ticknor May 15 at INT 1

Outline of Talk Universal Dipolar Scattering Theory of a long range scattering potential D Universal and tilted dipolar scattering Interplay of interaction and geometry Universal 3-body dipolar recombination (not included) 4 L3 D, a D

Ultracold Scattering Feshbach resonances s-wave p-wave = 4 k sin Regal et al. PRL 90 05301 (003) 3

Ultracold Scattering Threshold laws for partial waves s-wave, energy independent p-wave, suppressed s 1/ r l 1 s ~ k k p l E p=min l, s 3 4

Ultracold Scattering But dipoles are different Long range Anisotropic Strong s=3 0 l E d d 3 R d V dd = 3 R 1 3cos V dd ~ d 3 R 5

Dipolar Scattering The system can be magnetic or electric. Dipolar length scale D= d m r /ℏ Energy scale 3 6 4 E D = d / D =ℏ / d m 3 r Strong interactions, many exotic theories. 6

Ultracold Scattering Long Range energy 1/ R 3 full 7

Dipolar Scattering Equation of Motion 1 3cos =E 3 m r R y=r/ D R = l Y lm F l R 8

Dipolar Scattering Equation of Motion Universal! Except for short range y0=r0 / D 1 Cll' l l 1 d E F l l ' 3 F l ' = F l ED dy y y C l l ' = lm 1 3cos l ' m 9

Dipolar Scattering Semi-classical solution from Eikonal approximation line V dd z, b, dz E 1 ED 8 D = k Bohn, Cavagnero, and Ticknor NJP 11 055039 (009) Ticknor PRL 100, 1330 (008) 10

Dipolar Scattering E 1 ED Threshold behavior Born Approximation: all dipolar coupled partial waves have an energy independent cross section! 3 l l ' F l 1 /R F l ' lm 1 3cos l ' m e=1.117 D o =3.351 D Bohn, Cavagnero, and Ticknor NJP 11 055039 (009) 11

Dipolar Scattering Experimental observation from Innsbruck. Threshold universality universal D=100 a 0 E D =00 K From K. Aikawa et al. PRL 11 010404 (013) 1

D dipolar scattering with a tilt Christopher Ticknor May 15 at INT 13

D dipolar scattering Long range Anisotropic Strong d d 3 R d V dd = 3 R R d cos z sin x 1 3cos sin V dd = d 3 14

D Universal Dipolar Scattering =0 d = / D d m 1/4 1 E 3 m= m ED d Universal Repulsive diagonal potential for m=0 Diagonal in partial wave Short range not really important 15

D Universal Dipolar Scattering Semi-classical regime E 1 ED 4 sc= Dk k Ticknor, PRA 80 0570 (009) 16

D Universal Dipolar Scattering E 1 ED Threshold regime m=0 m 0 a / D=e ln 6.344 4 Dk m= k m 1 /4 Ticknor, PRA 80 0570 (009) m k 4m 1 17

Interplay of geometry and interaction 0 d 1 3cos sin V dd = d 3 18

Breakdown of superfluidity in a BEC An amazing BEC experiment. 19

Interplay of geometry and interaction D dipolar gas with tilted polarization Anisotropic superfluid character! Ticknor et al. PRL 106 065301 0

Interplay of geometry and interaction 1 3cos sin 1 3cos V dd = 3 3 = / y x 1

Interplay of geometry and interaction 1 1.5 cos V dd 3 = / 4 y x

Interplay of geometry and interaction Binding Energies as function of a/d and α = / 4 1/ a = / Ticknor PRA 84 0370 3

Interplay of geometry and interaction ei / 4 i m i m' f i, f = e T mm ' e mm' k i i = d f f i, f f 1 = mm ' T mm ' k 4

Interplay of geometry and interaction Fermions with tilted polarization / =0.315 cos m sin m 5

Interplay of geometry and interaction i / =0.315 y x 6

Conclusions Universal dipolar scattering in 3D. Many partial waves always contribute. Dipolar scattering in D is universal. If polarization is tilted then: Tune anisotropy of system. Money from LANL and LDRD. 7

Interplay of geometry and interaction y x f i, f 8

Interplay of geometry and interaction f i, f / =0.315 y x i=0, / 9

3-body dipolar recombination Studied formation of body molecule from 3 body dipolar system. Ticknor and Rittenhouse, PRL 105 01301 (010) 30

3-body dipolar recombination a/d bound states Shape Also see: Wang and Greene PRA 85 0704 (01) 31

3-body dipolar recombination Example wave functions. 3

3-body dipolar recombination Now use Fermi Golden Rule (FGR) 3 body plane wave V dd molecule third V dd k m m 1 k 3 k R R [Y k, m Y k, m ]0 1 33

3-body dipolar recombination a 4 a D D 4 34

Interplay of geometry and interaction / =0.5 / =0.35 / =0.5 a / D=0.1 a / D=1 a / D=10 a / D=100 35

Interplay of geometry and interaction Fermions in D with tilted polarization / =0.315 ±i m e 36

Interplay of geometry and interaction 0 d m 1 3 d m' 3 3 = 1 sin mm ' sin mm ' ± 4 37

Interplay of geometry and interaction m 1 3 d m' cos m sin m 9 3 = 1 sin mm ' = 1 sin mm ' 4 4 3 3 sin mm ' ± sin mm ' ± 4 4 38

Dipolar Scattering Semiclassical Universality first predicted numerically True of Fermions and Bosons and distinguishable particles. k Ticknor PRL 100, 1330 (008) E/ED 39

Interplay of geometry and interaction k sc=4 Dk 40

Interplay of geometry and interaction 0 d 4 Dk 3 k m m' = 1 sin 4 m 1/4 4 Dk 3 k m' m = sin m 1/ m 3/ 4 4 Dk 3 k 1 ±1= sin m 1/4 4 41