Speaker
Gaoren Wang
(Dalian University of Technology)
Description
Ultracold atomic and molecular gases are important platforms for studying quantum effects. One advantage of ultracold atomic and molecular gases over other systems is that the interparticle interactions are tunable. This is due to the fact that scattering resonances can be induced between ultracold atoms or molecules using the external field. In the vicinity of resonance, interatomic interactions can be modulated from repulsion to attraction, and from strong interactions to no interactions. In this talk, we will introduce theoretical researches on the use of electric fields to induce resonant scattering in ultracold atomic and molecular gases.
Primary author
Gaoren Wang
(Dalian University of Technology)
