Diffusion Monte Carlo study of a spin-imbalanced two-dimensional Fermi gas with attractive interactions
arXiv:1910.13582 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.100.063602
Abstract
We probe the superconducting gap in the zero temperature ground state of an attractively interacting spin-imbalanced two-dimensional Fermi gas with Diffusion Monte Carlo. A condensate fraction at nonzero pair momentum evidences a spatially non-uniform superconducting order parameter. Comparison with exact diagonalisation studies confirms that the nonzero condensate fraction across a range of nonzero fermion pair momenta is consistent with non-exclusive pairing between majority and minority fermions, an extension beyond FFLO theory.
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