Three-body recombination in a single-component Fermi gas with -wave interaction
arXiv:2201.00962 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.106.063309
Abstract
We study the three-body recombination of identical fermionic atoms. Using a zero-range model for the -wave interaction, we show that the rate constant of three-body recombination into weakly bound -wave dimers can be written as for large and positive scattering volume . Here is the -wave effective range, gives the average thermal kinetic energy of the colliding atoms, and is the size of the -wave dimer. The leading term is different from the usually stated -scaling law, but is consistent with an earlier two-channel calculation. For the subleading term, we compute the constant by solving the relevant three-body problem perturbatively when the parameter is small. The additional term provides important corrections for the temperature and interaction dependence of , especially close to resonance when is relatively large.
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