Fig. 1 |
A radio-frequency dressed bubble-shape trap enables the
study of fast rotating Bose gases. Thanks to a newly developed
gravity compensation scheme we aim at studying two-dimensional
vortex turbulence on a curved surface.
See the Rubidium project page.
Left: TOF image of a BEC in a dressed quadrupole trap |
A new experiment is under construction in the group. Visit its homepage! |
Fig. 3 |
In a recent theoric work, we studied the effect of a quantum anomaly on a Bose gas confined to 2 dimensions. The anomaly produces a small shift of the frequency of the breathing mode. We proposed a way to observe this effect in an experiment. Left: TOF image of a BEC in a dressed quadrupole trap. |
The BEC group is a member of IFRAF.