Dimensional crossover of a boson gas in multilayers
arXiv:1007.1458 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.82.033632
Abstract
We obtain the thermodynamic properties for a non-interacting Bose gas constrained on multilayers modeled by a periodic Kronig-Penney delta potential in one direction and allowed to be free in the other two directions. We report Bose-Einstein condensation (BEC) critical temperatures, chemical potential, internal energy, specific heat, and entropy for different values of a dimensionless impenetrability between layers. The BEC critical temperature coincides with the ideal gas BEC critical temperature when and rapidly goes to zero as increases to infinity for any finite interlayer separation. The specific heat \textit{vs} for finite and plane separation exhibits one minimum and one or two maxima in addition to the BEC, for temperatures larger than which highlights the effects due to particle confinement. Then we discuss a distinctive dimensional crossover of the system through the specific heat behavior driven by the magnitude of . For the crossover is revealed by the change in the slope of and when , it is evidenced by a broad minimum in .
Ten pages, nine figures
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