Collapse in boson-fermion mixtures with all-repulsive interactions
arXiv:0802.0091 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.76.043620
Abstract
We describe the collapse of the bosonic component in a boson-fermion mixture due to the pressure exerted on them by a large fermionic component, leading to collapse in a system with all-repulsive interactions. We describe the phenomena early collapse and of super-slow collapse of the mixture.
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