Spinning up and down a Boltzmann gas
David Guery-Odelin
Abstract
Using the average method, we derive a close set of linear equations that describes the spinning up of an harmonically trapped gas by a rotating anisotropy. We find explicit expressions for the needed to transfer angular momentum as well as the decay time induced by a static residual anisotropy. These different time scales are compared with the measured nucleation time and lifetime of vortices by the ENS group. We find a good agreement that may emphasize the role played by the non-condensed component in thoses experiments.
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