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ESRF Single Particle Dynamics in Quantum Systems ( 4 He and 3 He) W.G. Stirling ESRF/University of Liverpool ESRF Collaborators H.R. Glyde R.T. Azuah P.E. Sokol K.H. Andersen The eVS/VESUVIO team The Liverpool team The ISIS team ESRF


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Single Particle Dynamics in Quantum Systems (4He and 3He) W.G. Stirling ESRF/University of Liverpool ESRF

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H.R. Glyde R.T. Azuah P.E. Sokol K.H. Andersen The eVS/VESUVIO team The Liverpool team The ISIS team ESRF

Collaborators

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Summary

  • 4He: n0, n(k), FSE, <EK>
  • 3He: n(k), <EK>
  • 4He in Vycor: n0, n(k), <EK>
  • MARI and eVS

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Measurement of n(k) and <KE> via recoil scattering Final-state effects (FSE)

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Essence of Glyde-Azuah method

  • Requires wide range of Q and ω

(hence MARI)

  • Allows separate identification of

n(k) and FSE by fitting to S(Q, ω)

  • r J(Q,y)
  • JIA(y) = ∫kn(k)dk, longitudinal

momentum distribution

  • y = M(ω - ωR)/ħQ
  • ħωR = (ħQ)2 / 2M

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  • To allow for FSE

JIA . RFSE(Q) = J(Q)

  • Model for n(k)

n(k) = An0 + A*n*(k) BE condensate k>o states above c’densate

  • Parameters describing n(p) and

RFSE separated by dependence

  • n Q
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Glyde et al, PRB62, 14337, 2000 Azuah et al, PRB56, 14620, 1997

  • 4He
  • 15 < Q(Å-1) < 29
  • T=0.5 – 3.5K
  • Both SF and NF phases
  • MARI
  • J(Q,y), n0(T), n(k), R(Q,y)
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Parameters at 1.6K n0 (%) α2(Å-2) etc → n(k) β3Q(Å-4) etc → R(Q)

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n0(T) n

M

  • mentum distribution n(k),

g Sosnick et al (IPNS) 1.6K and 2.3K

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Mayers, Andreani, Colognesi, JPCM, 9,10639,1997

  • 4He
  • 90 < Q(Å-1) < 150
  • T = 1.3 – 2.5K
  • Both SF and NF phases
  • eVS
  • Analysers: Au → 130 meV FWHM

U → 63 meV FWHM

  • <EK>, J(y), n0

1.4K and 2.5K (Au)

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VESUVI O VESUVI O

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!" !" eVS

  • Sosnick et

al (IPNS) ! Path integral MC

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Azuah et al, JLTP, 101, 951, 1995

  • 3He
  • 9 < Q(Å-1) < 20
  • T = 1.4K
  • MARI
  • <EK>, n(k), R(Q,y)
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  • Model n(k) Fermi system
  • Data cannot distinguish

between Fermi and dimerized distribution

  • KE=10.4K (theory 12-13K)
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Senesi et al, PRL 86, 4584, 2001

  • 3He (dense liquid, hcp, bcc)
  • 90 < Q(Å-1) < 140
  • T = 2K isotherm
  • eVS
  • <EK>
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  • KE as fn of mol vol - n
  • Monte Carlo - o
  • SC Phonon – …………
  • need for better allowance

for anharmonic effects

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4He in Vycor (30% porosity)

Azuah, Glyde, Fåk, Scherm to be published

  • 4He in Vycor glass
  • 24 < Q(Å-1) < 29
  • T = 0.5 – 2.25K
  • Both SF and NF phases
  • MARI
  • J(Q,y), n0(T), n(k), R(Q,y)
  • Results are similar to bulk
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ESRF The Future: what will

VESUVIO bring to these studies?

  • Improved resolution
  • Improved sensitivity
  • Improved signal/noise