Effects of Efimov states on quench dynamics in a three-boson trapped system
arXiv:2208.05666 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.106.063316
Abstract
We investigate the effects of Efimov states on the post-quench dynamics of a system of three identical bosons with contact interactions, in a spherically-symmetric three-dimensional harmonic trap, which undergoes a quench in interaction strength. Using known hyperspherical solutions to the static three-body problem we calculate semi-analytic results for the Ramsey signal and particle separation as functions of time after the system is quenched. We consider the quench from the non-interacting to strongly interacting and vice versa for a variety of possible Efimov state energies.
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