Bose and Einstein Meet Newton

Mathematics – Algebraic Geometry

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to be presented at ICMA-MU2011 in Bangkok, Thailand in December 2011 and submitted to the East-West Journal of Mathematics

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We model the time evolution of a Bose-Einstein condensate, subject to a special periodically excited optical lattice, by a unitary quantum operator U on a Hilbert space H. If a certain parameter alpha = p/q, where p and q are coprime positive integers, then H = L^2(R/Z,C^q) and U is represented by a q x q matrix-valued function M on R/Z that acts pointwise on functions in H. The dynamics of the quantum system is described by the eigenvalues of M. Numerical computations show that the characteristic polynomial det(zI - M(t)) = Prod_j=1^q (z - lambda_j(t)) where each lambda_j is a real analytic functions that has period 1/q. We discuss this phenomena using Newton's Theorem, published in Geometria analytica in 1660, and modern concepts from analytic geometry.

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