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SUMMARY:Paired-Fermion superfluids with ultracold atoms
DESCRIPTION:Featuring David Huse\, Princeton University\nHosted by: Antonio
	 Castro Neto\nPoster: http://physics.bu.edu/internal//posters/2007_Fall/03_
	Huse.pdf\n\nPart of the Physics Department Colloquia Series.\n\nAbstract:  
	The partially-polarized two-species Fermi gas with an attractive inter-spec
	ies contact interaction is being studied experimentally using cold atoms.  
	This system has a rich zero-temperature phase diagram\, with various superf
	luid phases\, as well as a regime of phase separation.  One phase of long-s
	tanding interest is the Fulde-Ferrell-Larkin-Ovchinnikov superfluid\, where
	 the Cooper pairs condense at nonzero center-of-mass momenta.  This phase i
	s due to a Fermi surface nesting and can thus be enhanced by making the sys
	tem quasi-one-dimensional\, which is feasible by putting the gas in an opti
	cal lattice.  I will discuss recent experimental and theoretical work on th
	ese systems.\n\nReference to our work:  M. M. Parish\, S. K. Baur\, E. J. M
	ueller & D. A. Huse\, arXiv:0709.1120.
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