Scattering tightly bound dimers off a scattering potential
arXiv:0910.1162 · doi:10.1134/S1054660X10050221
Abstract
The motion of two attractively interacting atoms in an optical lattice is investigated in the presence of a scattering potential. The initial wavefunction can be prepared by using tightly bound exact two-particle eigenfunction for vanishing scattering potential. This allows to numerically simulate the dynamics in the generation of two-particle Schrodinger cat states using a scheme recently proposed for scattering of quantum matter wave solitons.
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