Phase separation and pair condensation in spin-imbalanced 2D Fermi gases Waseem Bakr, Princeton University International Conference on Quantum Physics.

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Phase separation and pair condensation in spin-imbalanced 2D Fermi gases Waseem Bakr, Princeton University International Conference on Quantum Physics and Nuclear Engineering London, March 2016

Thanks to: Peter BrownDebayan MitraStanimir KondovPeter Schauss

Superconductors in magnetic fields How is superconductivity destroyed? – Orbital limit: kinetic energy gap – Clogston limit: Zeeman energy gap Where is Clogston limit relevant? – Layered organic superconductors – Heavy fermion superconductors – Neutral superfluids with spin imbalance: cold atoms

Spin imbalanced atomic Fermi gases Degenerate Fermi gas with imbalanced populations in hyperfine states. No spin-relaxation: effective Zeeman field. Strong tunable attractive interactions give rise to superfluidity (Ketterle, 2006). Spin imbalance: In 3D: Ketterle (MIT) Hulet (Rice) In 1D: Hulet (Rice) In 2D: J. Thomas (NC State) Polarization

Tuning interactions in a Fermi gas Energy Magnetic Field Molecular state Free atoms Scattering Length Feshbach resonance due to crossing of singlet molecular state with a triplet state of free atoms BEC of molecules BCS superfluid of k-space Cooper pairs

Strongly interacting 2D Fermi gases Quasi-2D gas: For non-interacting gas: Two-body bound state even for weakest attractive interactions in 2D (unlike 3D). Scattering amplitude in 2D is momentum dependent: Coupling parameter is Strongest interactions when

Realizing a spin-imbalanced 2D Fermi gas Other 2D Fermi gas experiments: Kohl (Bonn), Thomas (NC State), Jochim (Heidelberg), Zwierlein (MIT), Turpalov (Russian Acad.), Vale (Swinburne)

Realizing a spin-imbalanced 2D Fermi gas Degenerate Li-6, lowest two hyperfine states. Prepare single 2D layer using “accordion lattice”. Anisotropy about 180, allowing up to 16,000 atoms per spin state in 2D non-interacting gas. RF manipulations allow preparing gas with arbitrary polarization.

Phase diagram for a strongly interacting 2D superconductor in a Zeeman field Total electron density is fixed, Zeeman field can flip spins. FFLO phase (non-zero momentum condensate) is more stable in 2D than 3D. D. Sheehy (2015)

Think of trapped gas in local density approximation. Phase diagram for a strongly interacting 2D ultracold Fermi gas Trap scans a horizontal line in homogeneous phase diagram D. Sheehy (2015)

Observation of phase separation in the trap: spin-balanced core (condensate) P = 0.2 P = 0.5 P = 0.8 B = 780 G

Observation of pair condensation P = 0.2 P = 0.5 P = 0.8 Condensate fraction obtained from a bimodal fit to minority profile after 3 ms time of flight. Find that condensation persists past phase separation: polarized condensates.

Effect of interactions

Stability of the spin-balanced core Central polarization Condensate fraction 730 G Global polarization

Stability of the spin-balanced core Central polarization Condensate fraction 755 G Global polarization

Stability of the spin-balanced core Central polarization Condensate fraction 780 G Global polarization

Stability of the spin-balanced core Central polarization Condensate fraction 830 G Global polarization

Stability of the spin-balanced core Central polarization Condensate fraction 920 G Global polarization

Stability of the spin-balanced core

Outlook & conclusions Observed separation of k=0 condensate from polarized gas. Observed condensation past phase separation. What’s in the region between the spin-balanced condensate and the fully polarized Fermi gas? Fermi liquid? Sarma phase? Added a 2D lattice in the plane. Enhances FFLO pairing. Have ability to see single atoms in the lattice: detect FFLO by imaging magnetization on atomic level.