Professor Andrew Daley: Publications

Spontaneous emission and thermalization of cold bosons in optical lattices

Physical Review A American Physical Society (APS) 89:1 (2014) 011601

Authors:

J Schachenmayer, L Pollet, M Troyer, AJ Daley

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Persistent Current of a Microcavity Polariton Condensate in a Ring Geometry

Optica Publishing Group (2014) stu2o.1

Authors:

David W Snoke, Gangqiang Liu, Andrew Daley, Loren N Pfeiffer, Kenneth W West

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Observation of many-body long-range tunneling after a quantum quench

(2013)

Authors:

Florian Meinert, Manfred J Mark, Emil Kirilov, Katharina Lauber, Philipp Weinmann, Michael Gröbner, Andrew J Daley, Hanns-Christoph Nägerl

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Effective three-body interactions via photon-assisted tunneling in an optical lattice

(2013)

Authors:

Andrew J Daley, Jonathan Simon

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Condensed-matter physics: Rotating molecules as quantum magnets.

Nature 501:7468 (2013) 497-498

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Spontaneous emission and thermalization of cold bosons in optical lattices

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Persistent Current of a Microcavity Polariton Condensate in a Ring Geometry

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Observation of many-body long-range tunneling after a quantum quench

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Effective three-body interactions via photon-assisted tunneling in an optical lattice

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Condensed-matter physics: Rotating molecules as quantum magnets.

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Spontaneous emission and thermalization of cold bosons in optical lattices

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Persistent Current of a Microcavity Polariton Condensate in a Ring Geometry

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Observation of many-body long-range tunneling after a quantum quench

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Effective three-body interactions via photon-assisted tunneling in an optical lattice

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Condensed-matter physics: Rotating molecules as quantum magnets.