Anomalous quantum-reflection of Bose-Einstein condensates as a self-screening effect
arXiv:1805.08074
Abstract
We discuss the effect of anomalous quantum-reflection of Bose-Einstein condensates as a screening effect, that is created by the condensate itself. We derive an effective, time-independent single-mode approach, that allows us to define different paths of reflection. We compare our theory with experimental results.
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