In a tight spot, spin and charge separate
arXiv:1104.2297 · doi:10.1103/Physics.4.30
Abstract
Photons (bosons) confined in a hollow waveguide containing an atomic gas could show spin-charge separation, which is more commonly associated with one-dimensional fermions.
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