Universality and Bose-Einstein condensation: Perspectives on recent work

Snoke, DW; Proukakis, NP; Giamarchi, T; Littlewood, PB

doi:10.1017/9781316084366.003

Universality and Bose-Einstein condensation: Perspectives on recent work

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Abstract

© Nick P. Proukakis, David W. Snoke and Peter B. Littlewood 2017. All rights reserved. The study of Bose-Einstein condensation has undergone a remarkable expansion during the last twenty years. Observations of this phenomenon have been reported in a number of diverse atomic, optical, and condensed matter systems, facilitated by remarkable experimental advances. The synergy of experimental and theoretical work in this broad research area is unique, leading to the establishment of Bose-Einstein condensation as a universal interdisciplinary area of modern physics. This chapter reviews the broad expansion of Bose-Einstein condensation physics in the past two decades.