Numerical simulations demonstrate morphological false-vacuum decay in dipolar supersolids, with bubble growth speed set by the slowest sound mode and decay rate consistent with an effective Coleman bounce model.
Observation of self-bound droplets of ultracold dipolar molecules
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Microwave shielding on the n=1→2 transition prevents collisions between ultracold polar molecules without producing bound states that would enhance three-body recombination.
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Morphological false-vacuum decay in dipolar supersolids
Numerical simulations demonstrate morphological false-vacuum decay in dipolar supersolids, with bubble growth speed set by the slowest sound mode and decay rate consistent with an effective Coleman bounce model.
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Microwave shielding of ultracold polar molecules on the transition $\boldsymbol{n=1 \rightarrow 2}$
Microwave shielding on the n=1→2 transition prevents collisions between ultracold polar molecules without producing bound states that would enhance three-body recombination.