Bose-Einstein Condensation and Related Problems in Trapped Atomic Gases

目前的项目是支持一名研究生，作为一个正在进行的项目的一部分，该项目旨在发展玻色-爱因斯坦凝聚理论和捕获原子气体中的相关问题。对原子系统的拟议研究是长期补充努力的一个重要方面，以发现和获得在极端条件下出现的物质的不寻常状态的理论理解，例如，温度，旋转和密度。超低温凝聚态原子系统和其他物理领域（包括凝聚态物质、天体物理和核系统）的多粒子系统之间的紧密理论联系，使这些领域之间有了重要的相互作用。

The present project is to support a graduate student as part of an ongoing programthat aims to develop the theory of Bose-Einstein condensation and related problems in trapped atomic gases. The proposed research on atomic systems is a vital facet of a long-standing complementary effort to discover and gain theoretical understanding of unusual states of matter that appear under extreme conditions, for example, of temperature, rotation, and density. The strong theoretical connections between ultralow temperature condensed atomic systems and many-particle systems in other areas of physics, including condensed matter, astrophysical, and nuclear systems, allow important cross-fertilization between these areas.