Synthetic magnetic fields induce Fraunhofer-like patterns in the critical current of atomic Josephson junctions via spatial interference and Josephson vortices, distinct from charged superconducting cases due to atomic neutrality.
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An annular BEC coupled to a ring cavity forms rotating supersolids with persistent circulation and tunable chiral dynamics under optical driving by Laguerre-Gaussian beams.
A corrected two-site equation of motion for bosonic Josephson junctions incorporates quantum and thermal fluctuations, predicting opposite impacts on dynamical quantities with quantum fluctuations dominant in current setups.
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Fraunhofer Patterns in Atomic Josephson Junctions
Synthetic magnetic fields induce Fraunhofer-like patterns in the critical current of atomic Josephson junctions via spatial interference and Josephson vortices, distinct from charged superconducting cases due to atomic neutrality.
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Supersolid Rotation in an Annular Bose-Einstein Condensate coupled to a Ring Cavity
An annular BEC coupled to a ring cavity forms rotating supersolids with persistent circulation and tunable chiral dynamics under optical driving by Laguerre-Gaussian beams.
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Bosonic Josephson junction dynamics: interplay between quantum and thermal fluctuations
A corrected two-site equation of motion for bosonic Josephson junctions incorporates quantum and thermal fluctuations, predicting opposite impacts on dynamical quantities with quantum fluctuations dominant in current setups.