Interaction of Impurity Atoms in Bose-Einstein-Condensates
Alexander Klein, Michael Fleischhauer
Abstract
The interaction of two spatially separated impurity atoms through phonon exchange in a Bose-Einstein condensate is studied within a Bogoliubov approach. The impurity atoms are held by deep and narrow trap potentials and experience level shifts which consist of a mean-field part and vacuum contributions from the Bogoliubov-phonons. In addition there is a conditional energy shift resulting from the exchange of phonons between the impurity atoms.
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