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Quantum Phases of Quantum Phases of Dipolar MoleculesDipolar Molecules

Carlos A. R. Sa de Carlos A. R. Sa de MeloMeloGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia Institute of Technology

Institute of Physics (Belgrade): July 18th, 2011

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Introduction: Introduction: heteronuclearheteronuclear moleculesmolecules

What are dipolar What are dipolar superfluidssuperfluids??

Quantum phases of dipolar bosons in 2D.Quantum phases of dipolar bosons in 2D.

Conclusions.Conclusions.ConclusionsConclusions..

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ConclusionsConclusions

The possible quantum phases of dipolar The possible quantum phases of dipolar bosons in 2D include:bosons in 2D include:

SuperfluidSuperfluid, Wigner crystal, and , Wigner crystal, and hexatichexatic and and normal liquid phases.normal liquid phases.

SupersolidSupersolid and and hexatichexatic superfluidsuperfluid..

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Some of our efforts Some of our efforts on dipolar molecules.on dipolar molecules.

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Main References for TalkMain References for Talk

+ UNPUBLISHED(in preparation 2011).

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Introduction .Introduction .

What are dipolar What are dipolar superfluidssuperfluids..


Conclusions.Conclusions.


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Introduction: Introduction: HeteronuclearHeteronuclear MoleculesMolecules

2

2

2

2

2

2

CsRbNaKLiH

CsCsRbRbNaNaKKLiLiHH

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Introduction: Dipole Moment of Introduction: Dipole Moment of HeteronuclearHeteronuclear MoleculesMolecules

CsCsRbRbNaNaKKLiLiHHR

2

2

2

ˆˆ

Rotor Quantum Rigid

RLHµ

=

1010


),(2

)1(),(2

ˆ:sEigenstate

2

2

2

2

ϕθµ

ϕθµ lmlm Y

RllY

RL h+

=R

2

2

10 2 RE

µh

=∆E0

E1

1111


),(2

)1(),(2

ˆ:sEigenstate

2

2

2

2

ϕθµ

ϕθµ lmlm Y

RllY

RL h+

=R

Spherical Harmonics have welldefined parity, thus the expectation

value of the dipole operator in any eigenstate (and in particular

the ground state) is zero.

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E0

E1R

At low T therelittle admixtureof states with

different parity:need electric field!

2

2

10 2 RET

µh

=∆<<

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Dipole Moment of Dipole Moment of HeteronuclearHeteronuclear MoleculesMolecules

Electric dipole moments of molecules at very low T arenot intrinsic, as they would require spontaneous breaking of parity.

R

In contrast, magnetic dipolar moments associated with spin are intrinsic.

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Dipole Moment of Dipole Moment of HeteronuclearHeteronuclear MoleculesMolecules

R

E

D

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What are dipolar What are dipolar superfluidssuperfluids??..

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What is a dipolar What is a dipolar superfluidsuperfluid??

A A superfluidsuperfluid with dipolar internal degrees with dipolar internal degrees of freedom.of freedom.

p µ µp

Magnetic DipolesElectric Dipoles

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Candidates for dipolar Candidates for dipolar superfluidssuperfluids

Atoms with large magnetic dipole Atoms with large magnetic dipole moments.moments.

HeteronuclearHeteronuclear molecules with permanent molecules with permanent electric dipole moments.electric dipole moments.

RydbergRydberg atoms with large electric dipole atoms with large electric dipole moments.moments.

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Tuning the ratio of longTuning the ratio of long--range to range to shortshort--range interactionsrange interactions

Distortion of 52Cr cloud via reduction of short range interactions

Th. Lahaye, T. Koch, B. Fröhlich, M. Fattori, J. Metz, A. Griesmaier, S. Giovanazzi, T. Pfau: “Strong dipolar effects in a quantum ferrofluid”, Nature 448; 672 (2007).

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Dipolar Dipolar SuperfluidsSuperfluids in 2Din 2D

2

1st approximation: BKT Physics…

)()(2 212

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2422

22 rrVrdrdrm

rdH rrrh−+∇= ∫∫ ψθψ

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Dipolar Bosons ContinuumDipolar Bosons Continuum

2

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Relevant Parameters Relevant Parameters and Ratios of Energiesand Ratios of Energies

~ Uρ

~ D2ρ3/22rD ~2mD2 ρ1/2/h2

2

rD = ED/K

1<<DrDipolar Superfluid expected forDipolar Wigner Crystal expected for

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Dipolar Dipolar SuperfluidsSuperfluids in 2D: in 2D: rrDD << 1<< 1

rD = ED/K << 1

2

For small dipolar interactions1st approximation: BKT Physics…

)()(2 212

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2422

22 rrVrdrdrm

rdH rrrh−+∇= ∫∫ ψφψ

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First set U = 0 (First set U = 0 (rrUU = 0)= 0)Dipolar Wigner crystal expected for: small masses,large dipole moments andhigh densities. Notice that the dependence on densityis the opposite for the 2D Coulomb-Wigner crystal.

rD ~ ρ1/2

2

rs ~ ρ-1/2 rs >> 1

Ec = C/a rs = 2mCa/h2 Low densities

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Transition from Transition from superfluidsuperfluid to to dipolar Wigner crystal (T = 0)dipolar Wigner crystal (T = 0)

s

awα = s/aw

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Transition from Transition from SuperfluidSuperfluid to to dipolar Wigner crystaldipolar Wigner crystal

EG

rD = 15

rD = 26rD = 47Super

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Phase DiagramPhase Diagram

Hexatic

Wigner CrystalSuperfluid

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TwoTwo--stage melting: emergence of stage melting: emergence of the dipolar the dipolar hexatichexatic phasephase

Elastic energy

Lame coefficients 2

Strain tensor

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Dislocation mediated meltingDislocation mediated melting

Elementary dislocation

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Translational versus Translational versus orientationalorientational(Wigner crystal versus (Wigner crystal versus hexatichexatic))

Hexatic

Wigner Crystal

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TwoTwo--stage melting: emergence stage melting: emergence of the normal phaseof the normal phase

Bond angle field

Energy

Critical Temperature

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TwoTwo--stage melting: emergence stage melting: emergence of the normal phaseof the normal phase

Hexatic

Wigner CrystalSuperfluid

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Bragg Diffraction PatternsBragg Diffraction Patterns

Superfluid Wigner

Hexatic

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Are there any additional phases?Are there any additional phases?

What about a supersolid phase:coexistence of superfluid order and density order, i.e., superfluid density is modulated.

= superfluid regions

s

aSSαss = s/ass

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Comparison with Comparison with 44HeHeIn 4He the system is in a solid phase and the superfluid component is due to defects.

In ultra-cold gases there is no solid phase, butinstead the coexistence between superfluidorder and discrete translational order.

s

aSSαss = s/ass

= superfluid regions

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Additional phases possible in Additional phases possible in continuum 2D dipolar problem.continuum 2D dipolar problem.

DSS = Dipolar SupersolidDHSF = Dipolar Hexatic Superfluid

DHSFDSS

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Introduction: Introduction: heteronuclearheteronuclear molecules.molecules.

What is a dipolar What is a dipolar superfluidsuperfluid??


Conclusions.Conclusions.ConclusionsConclusions..

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ConclusionsConclusions

The possible quantum phases of dipolar The possible quantum phases of dipolar bosons in 2D include:bosons in 2D include:

SuperfluidSuperfluid, Wigner crystal, and , Wigner crystal, and hexatichexatic and and normal liquid phases.normal liquid phases.

SupersolidSupersolid and and hexatichexatic superfluidsuperfluid..

(HVALA NA PAZNJI)(HVALA NA PAZNJI)

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