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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Elasticity disorder causes Rayleigh attenuation Γ(q) ∝ q^{d+1} and reduced sound speed while density disorder causes only attenuation, both in the long-wavelength limit for weak quenched disorder.
A repulsive Fermi gas on a sphere shows geometry-induced shell effects that modify low-temperature thermodynamics and produce a finite-temperature Stoner instability criterion for the balanced state.
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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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Attenuation of long-wavelength sound in quenched disordered media
Elasticity disorder causes Rayleigh attenuation Γ(q) ∝ q^{d+1} and reduced sound speed while density disorder causes only attenuation, both in the long-wavelength limit for weak quenched disorder.
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Repulsive fermions and shell effects on the surface of a sphere
A repulsive Fermi gas on a sphere shows geometry-induced shell effects that modify low-temperature thermodynamics and produce a finite-temperature Stoner instability criterion for the balanced state.