Cheng Chin

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Name: Chin, Cheng
Organization: University of Chicago , USA
Department: The James Franck Institute and Department of Physics
Title: Professor(PhD)
Co-reporter:Victor Gurarie;Chen-Lung Hung
Science 2013 Volume 341(Issue 6151) pp:1213-1215
Publication Date(Web):13 Sep 2013
DOI:10.1126/science.1237557

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Quantum many-systems, such superfluids, are difficult to study in equilibrium, and thus understanding their dynamics poses a particular challenge. When the strength of interactions was suddenly changed in a two-dimensional gas of cesium atoms, Hung et al. (p. 1213, published online 1 August; see the Perspective by Schmiedmayer and Berges) observed oscillations in the time and space domains analogous to the peaks in the spectrum of the cosmic microwave background.

Co-reporter:Xibo Zhang;Chen-Lung Hung;Shih-Kuang Tung
Science 2012 Vol 335(6072) pp:1070-1072
Publication Date(Web):02 Mar 2012
DOI:10.1126/science.1217990
Co-reporter:Nathan Gemelke, Xibo Zhang, Chen-Lung Hung & Cheng Chin
Nature 2009 460(7258) pp:995
Publication Date(Web):2009-08-20
DOI:10.1038/nature08244
Ultracold atoms held in an optical lattice are an important system in which to study quantum phase transitions. However, the presence of multiple quantum phases within a single sample complicates the interpretation of bulk measurements. Here, a direct imaging method is reported that enables a complete characterization of multiple phases in a strongly correlated Bose gas.
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