Three-body loss in lithium from functional renormalization
arXiv:0812.1191 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.79.053633
Abstract
We use functional integral methods for an estimate of the three-body loss in a three-component Li ultracold atom gas. We advocate a simple picture where the loss proceeds by the formation of a three-atom bound state, the trion. In turn, the effective amplitude for the trion formation from three atoms is estimated from a simple effective boson exchange process. The energy gap of the trion and other key quantities for the loss coefficient are computed in a functional renormalization group framework.
4 pages, 4 figures
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