Strong Confinement and Oscillations in Two-Component Bose-Einstein Condensates
Q-Han Park, J. H. Eberly
Abstract
We present a new model of BEC dynamics based on strong confinement near the ground state. The model predicts oscillations in a two-component condensate, based on interference of non-spreading wave packets moving within a pair of tilted nearly square potentials. The oscillations are similar to those recently reported for a magnetically trapped 87Rb condensate, and the model's predictions give good quantitative agreement with the experiments.
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