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Phases and dynamics of an impurity immersed in one-dimensional quantum droplets
Tuning impurity interactions with a one-dimensional quantum droplet controls its density profile, correlations, and post-release expansion.
arxiv:2604.26528 v2 · 2026-04-29 · cond-mat.quant-gas
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Tuning the impurity-droplet interactions allows to controllably reshape the droplets density profiles and associated correlation patterns. For attractive impurity-medium couplings, the impurity becomes localized within the droplet which exhibits a density hump at the vicinity of the impurity, while repulsive interactions facilitate their phase-separation. ... the sign and magnitude of the interactions between the impurity and the droplet hosts dictate the response of the three-component setting which experiences expansion unless strongly attractive intercomponent couplings are present.
That the chosen ab-initio many-body method (unspecified in the abstract) accurately captures all relevant correlations and that the extended Gross-Pitaevskii equation provides a meaningful benchmark without uncontrolled approximations in the 1D droplet regime.
An impurity in a 1D quantum droplet localizes with a central density hump under attractive interactions and phase-separates under repulsive ones, while post-release expansion is suppressed only by strong attraction.
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