Bosonic stimulation and the irreproducibility of condensate fragmentation
N. Kumar
Abstract
It is pointed out that the quantum statistical phenomenon of Bosonic stimulation, inherent to Bose statistics and the associated Bose-Einstein correlation, can be effectively mapped on to the statistical problem of the Polya urn scheme. Thus, we predict an irreproducibility for the limiting non-degenerate values of the relative populations of two, or more equivalent but separated condensates resulting from the fragmentation of a given source condensate. Experiments are proposed that should verify this prediction - using the dilute gas Bose-Einstein condensates, or a pulsed degenerate multi-mode laser, where one would look for the run-to-run (or the pulse-to-pulse) fluctuations of the relative populations.
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