The p=0 condensate is a myth

Abstract

Analyzing some of the basic aspects of the dynamics of two bosons (interacting through a central force) and their importance in determining the ground state of a system like liquid ${}^{4}He$, it is unequivocally concluded that our conventional belief in the existence $p=0$ condensate in the superfluid state of such systems [including the state of Bose Einstein condensate (BEC) of trapped dilute gases] is a myth.

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• Macro-orbitals and microscopic theory of a system of interacting bosons

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