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Figure 1.1: A matter-wave interference experiment performed with 87 Rb. (a) A BEC is split into two portions, with a variable separation between the two
Figure 1.2: This figure is a plot of the condensate (b) and noncondensate (a) fractions as a function of the normalized temperature, T /T c
Figure 2.1: The in x in (t) and the out x out (t) asymptotes associated with the trajectory x(t).
Figure 2.2: The complex ξ plane. In general, the Green’s operator G(ξ) of Eq. (2.28b) is analytic except at points along the real ξ axis that correspond to bound state poles for ξ < 0, and a continuum branch cut for ξ ≥ 0.
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