Collective excitations of superfluid Fermi gases near the transition temperature
arXiv:2103.05733 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.103.043336
Abstract
Studying the collective pairing phenomena in a two-component Fermi gas, we predict the appearance near the transition temperature of a well-resolved collective mode of quadratic dispersion. The mode is visible both above and below in the system's response to a driving pairing field. When approaching from below, the phononic and pair-breaking branches, characteristic of the zero temperature behavior, reduce to a very low energy-momentum region when the pair correlation length reaches its critical divergent behavior ; elsewhere, they are replaced by the quadratically-dispersed pairing resonance, which thus acts as a precursor of the phase transition. In the strong-coupling and Bose-Einstein Condensate regime, this mode is a weakly-damped propagating mode associated to a Lorentzian resonance. Conversely, in the BCS limit it is a relaxation mode of pure imaginary eigenenergy. At large momenta, the resonance disappears when it is reabsorbed by the lower-edge of the pairing continuum. At intermediate temperatures between 0 and , we unify the newly found collective phenomena near with the phononic and pair-breaking branches predicted from previous studies, and we exhaustively classify the roots of the analytically continued dispersion equation, and show that they provided a very good summary of the pair spectral functions.
arXiv comment44 pages, 17 figures, accepted in Physical Review A (2021)
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