Spin-selective scatterers as a probe of pairing in a one-dimensional interacting fermion gas

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Mar 2011

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New Journal of Physics, Volume 13, Issue 3, pp. 035015 (2011).

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We study two species of attractively interacting fermion confined to a quasi-one-dimensional geometry, in the presence of a strong scattering potential that can couple, selectively, to one or both species. We show that the fermion density distribution in the presence of such a spin-selective scattering potential reflects the pairing spin gap of the fermions.

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