On the Gravitational Wave to Matter Coupling of Superfluid Fermi Gases Near Unitarity
arXiv:2206.04765 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.107.033327
Abstract
It is well known that gravitational waves distort equilibrium matter globally, making them amenable to detection with laser interferometers. Less well known is the fact that gravitational waves create local non-equilibrium stresses inside matter, which could conceivably lead to alternative detection methods. The gravitational wave to matter coupling is a transport coefficient depending on the material, and is poorly known for most substances. In the present work, we calculate for a superfluid Fermi gas near unitarity using large- techniques, finding , with the number density and the mass of the fermion, matching the result for free Dirac fermions at zero temperature. Our prediction is amenable to non-perturbative theoretical as well as experimental tests.
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