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Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Correlation functions in 1D Bose gases : density fluctuations and momentum distribution Isabelle Bouchoule, Julien Armijo, Thibaut Jacqmin, Tarik Berrada, Bess Fang, Karen Kheruntsyan(2) and T. Roscilde(3) Institut d’Optique, Palaiseau. (2) Brisbane, Australia (3) ENS Lyon

Birmingham, 8th of March 2012

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Correlations in 1D Bose gases Correlation functions : important characterisation of quantum gases Physics in reduced dimension very different from 3D (absence of BEC in 1D ideal Bose gases) Enhanced fluctuations : no TRLO Physics governed by interactions

Cold atom experiments : powerful simulators of quantum gases. Reduced dimension achieved by strong transverse confinement. Atom chip experiment : 1D configuration naturally realised.

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Outline 1 2 3

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5 6

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Measurements Weakly interacting regime : quasi-condensation and sub-poissonian fluctuations Entering the strongly interacting regime Beyond 1D physics Quasi-bec Contribution of excited transverse states in the crossover Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum distributions of a 1D gas focussing technics Classical field analysis Results

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Outline 1

Regimes of 1D Bose gases

2

Experimental apparatus

3

Density fluctuations Measurements Weakly interacting regime : quasi-condensation and sub-poissonian fluctuations Entering the strongly interacting regime

4

Beyond 1D physics Quasi-bec Contribution of excited transverse states in the crossover

5

Third moment of density fluctuations

6

Momentum distributions of a 1D gas focussing technics Classical field analysis Results

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

1D Bose gas with repulsive contact interaction H=−

~2 2m

Z

dzψ +

g ∂2 ψ+ 2 ∂z 2

Z

dzψ + ψ + ψψ,

Exact solution : Lieb-Liniger Thermodynamic : Yang-Yang (60’) n, T Length scale : lg = ~2 /mg, Energy scale Eg = g2 m/2~2 Parameters : t = T/Eg , γ = 1/nlg = mg/~2 n 1e+08

nearly ideal gas

1e+06

ther

10000

t

deg ene

rat

mal

classical

quasi-condensate 100

1

quantum

strongly interacting 0.01

0.0001 0.0001

0.001

0.01

0.1

γ

1

10

100

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Strongly interacting 1D Bose gas • 2 body scattering wave function ψ(z) = cos(kz + ϕ), E = ~2 k2 /m ψ

If E  Eg , |ψ(0)| ' 1 If E  Eg , |ψ(0)|  1

Eg = mg2 /2~2

ψ(0) z

• Many body system ψ

g(2) (0) ' 0 Fermionization

ψ

1e+08

1e+06

10000

z E = gn  Eg ⇒γ1

z ' 1/n E = ~2 n2 /m  Eg ⇒γ1

Strongly interacting regime : γ  1, t  1

t

100

1

0.01

0.0001 0.0001

0.001

0.01

γ

0.1

1

10

100

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Nearly ideal gas regime : bunching phenomena Two-body correlation function g2 (z) = hψz+ ψ0+ ψ0 ψz i/n2 g2 2

lc = λdB :|µ|  T lc ' ~2 n/(mT) : |µ|  T

Im ψ

1

Re ψ

0

z0 − z

Bunching effect → density fluctuations. hδn(z) δn(z0 )i = hni2 (g2 (z0 − z) − 1) + hniδ(z − z0 ) Bunching : correlation between particles. Quantum statistic Field theory ψ =

P

ψk eikz , n = |ψ|2 : speckle phenomena

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Transition towards quasi-condensate ρ n

• Repulsive Interactions → Density fluctuations require energy R Hint = g2 dzρ2 ⇒ δHint > 0 Reduction of density fluctuations at low δρ temperature/high density weakly interacting : γ = mg/~2 n  1 z

1 N Hint

∝ gn ' |µ| 2 2√ µ = mT 2 /2~2 n2 , ⇒ Tc.o. ' ~2mn γ Cross-over :

, nc.o. ∝ T 2/3

Transition for a degenerate gas

• For T  Tc.o. : quasi-bec regime, g(2) ' 1

g2 2

Im ψ

√ ξ = ~/ mgn

T > gn

1

Reψ

z

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Transition towards quasi-condensate ρ n

• Repulsive Interactions → Density fluctuations require energy R Hint = g2 dzρ2 ⇒ δHint > 0 Reduction of density fluctuations at low δρ temperature/high density weakly interacting : γ = mg/~2 n  1 z

1 N Hint

∝ gn ' |µ| 2 2√ µ = mT 2 /2~2 n2 , ⇒ Tc.o. ' ~2mn γ Cross-over :

, nc.o. ∝ T 2/3

Transition for a degenerate gas

• For T  Tc.o. : quasi-bec regime, g(2) ' 1

g2 2

Im ψ

√ ξ = ~/ mgn

T > gn T < gn

1 z

Reψ

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1D weakly interacting homogeneous Bose gas 1e+08

nco =

t = 2~2 T /(mg2 )

ideal gas

1e+06

1 1/6 λdB t

10000

t

100 1

0.0001 0.0001

0.001

0.01

γ

0.1

quasi-condensate

ideal gas

quasi−condensate

0.01

1

10

100

g2 (0) 2 1

lc ξ = ~/ mgnco



λdB

classical field theory 000 111 quantum fluctuations 000 111 g(2) (0) < 1 000 111 000 111 000 111 000 111 000 111 000 111 1/λdB n 000 111 nco 000 111 000 111 Phases fluctuations 000 111 000 111 000 111 Density fluctuations 000 111 000 111 000 111 000 111 000 111 000 111 n 000 regime 111 Quantum decoherent µ 0

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Cross-over towards quasi-bec in a one-dimensionnal gas trapped in a harmonic potential

Local density approach : µ(z) = µ0 −mω 2 z2 /2

V = 1/2mω 2 z 2 z

Local correlations properties : that of a homogeneous gas with µ = µ(z). Validity : lc  1n dn dz . At quasi-condensation transition : lc = ξ  3/2 l⊥ ⇒ T  ω⊥ ωω⊥ a Easilly fulfilled experimentally.

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Outline 1

Regimes of 1D Bose gases

2

Experimental apparatus

3

Density fluctuations Measurements Weakly interacting regime : quasi-condensation and sub-poissonian fluctuations Entering the strongly interacting regime

4

Beyond 1D physics Quasi-bec Contribution of excited transverse states in the crossover

5

Third moment of density fluctuations

6

Momentum distributions of a 1D gas focussing technics Classical field analysis Results

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Realisation of very anisotropic traps on an atom chip Magnetic confinement of 87 Rb by micro-wires H-shape trap  IH

ω⊥ /2π = 3 − 4 kHz ωz /2π = 5 − 10 Hz

IH IZ 3 mm

z

1D : T, µ  ~ω⊥ g = 2~ω⊥ a chip mount trapping wire z

CCD camera

In-situ images absolute calibration (a)

0.69 −0.077

T ' 400 − 15nK ' 3.0 − 0.1~ω⊥ N ' 5000 − 1000.

y B

t ' 80 − 1000 Weakly interacting gases

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Reaching strongly interacting gases on an atom-chip • A new atom-guide 3 wire modulated guide

Roughness free (modulation)

Quadrupolar field 1.4 mm

Strong confinement : 1 − 150 kHz

I = 1A

ωm = 200kHz

AlN

Diverse longitudinal potentials Dynamical change of g

15µm

• Approaching strong interactions ω⊥ /(2π) = 19 kHz, ωz = 7.5 Hz 45 40

Yang-Yang solution t = 4.3

35 30 25

hN i

Experimental sequence : ? Cooling at moderate ω⊥ ? Increase ω⊥ Problem : exess of heating (Entropy not preserved)

20 15 10 5 0 0

10

20

30

40

z/∆

50

60

70

80

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Outline 1

Regimes of 1D Bose gases

2

Experimental apparatus

3

Density fluctuations Measurements Weakly interacting regime : quasi-condensation and sub-poissonian fluctuations Entering the strongly interacting regime

4

Beyond 1D physics Quasi-bec Contribution of excited transverse states in the crossover

5

Third moment of density fluctuations

6

Momentum distributions of a 1D gas focussing technics Classical field analysis Results

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Density fluctuation measurements • Statistical analysis over hundreds of images Contribution of atomic fluctuations

100 N

lc , ∆  L → local density approximation δN binned according to hNi hδN 2 i versus n = hNi/∆ Optical shot noise substracted

Mean curve Optical shot noise

0 100 150 200 z/∆

hδN 2 i : Two-body correlation function integral Z Z hδN 2 i = hNi + n2 dz(g2 (z − z0 ) − 1) lc  ∆ ⇒ hδN 2 i = hNi + hNin ⇒ Thermodynamic quantity

R

dz(g2 (z − z0 ) − 1) ∂n hδN 2 i = kB T∆ ∂µ

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Effect of finite spatial resolution • Absorption of an atom spreads on several pixels → blurring of the image δ

Decrease of fluctuations : hδN 2 i = κ2 hδN 2 itrue



→ Correlation between pixels 0.8

Ci,i+j

0.6

δ deduced from measured correlations between adjacent pixels κ2 deduced

j=1

0.4 0.2

j=2

0 0

20

40

60

80 N

100 120

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Expected behavior in asymptotic regimes hδN 2 i

• Ideal gas regime

Z = hNi + hNin |

g2 2 1

0

lc = λdB :|µ|  T lc  λdB : |µ|  T z0 − z

dz(g2 (z) − 1) {z } lc

. Non degenerate gas : nlc  1 hδN 2 i ' hNi . Degenerate gas : nlc  1 hδN 2 i ' hNinlc = hNi2 lc /∆ hδN 2 i

• Quasi-bec regime Thermodynamic : µ ' gn ⇒ hδN 2 i = ∆T/g hNi

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Experimental results 1e+08

nearly ideal gas

1e+06

deg

T = 15 nK' ~ω⊥ /10 t ' 64 µ ' 30 nK' 0.2 ~ω⊥

ene ra

therm

classical

t

al

10000

quasi-condensate

t

100

1

quantum

strongly interacting 0.01

0.0001 0.0001

0.001

0.01

0.1

1

10

100

γ

γ

50

0.2

0.05

0.02

0.01

Poissonian level Ideal Bose gas

hδN 2 i

40 30

Exact Yang−Yang thermodynamics Quasi−cond (beyond 1D)

20 10 0

0

20

40

60

80

hNi

100 120 140

Strong bunching effect in the transition region Quasi-bec both in the thermal and quantum regime

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Quasi-condensate in the quantum regime We measure : hδN 2 i < hNi R hδN 2 i = hNi + hNin dz(g2 (z) − 1) ⇒ g(2) < 1 : Quantum regime • However we still measure thermal excitations Shot noise term, removed from the g(2) fonction, IS quantum. Low momentum phonons (k  T/µξ) : high occupation number

hδn2k i

Non trivial quantum fluctuations dominate

Quantum fluctuations Thermal fluctuations T/µξ

1/ξ

k

For our datas : lT = (T/µξ)−1 < 450 nm lT  ∆, δ

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From weakly to strongly interacting gases 1e+08

nearly ideal gas

1e+06

de

gen e ther mal rate

10000

classical

quasi-condensate

hN i

100 1

quantum

strongly interacting 0.01 0.0001 0.0001

t1

0.001

0.01

0.1

1

10

hδ N 2 i

t

hδ N 2 i

hδ N 2 imax /hN i ∝ t1/3

t1

100

γ

hN i

smaller t : smaller bunching hδN 2 imax /hNi ∝ t1/3 t  1 : Fermi behavior → from poissonian to sub-poissonian. No bunching anymore t small, γ large ⇒ g large ⇒ large ω⊥

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Density fluctuations close to the strongly interacting regime

hδ N 2i

Moderate compression : ω⊥ /2π = 18.8 kHz T = 40 nK' ~ω⊥ /20 t'5 µ/T ' 1.9

30 25 20 15 10 5 0 0

γ = 0.5

10

20

30

40

hN i

No bunching seen anymore, at a level of 20%. Behavoir close to that of a Fermi gas

50

60

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Outline 1

Regimes of 1D Bose gases

2

Experimental apparatus

3

Density fluctuations Measurements Weakly interacting regime : quasi-condensation and sub-poissonian fluctuations Entering the strongly interacting regime

4

Beyond 1D physics Quasi-bec Contribution of excited transverse states in the crossover

5

Third moment of density fluctuations

6

Momentum distributions of a 1D gas focussing technics Classical field analysis Results

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

1D-3D Crossover in the quasi-bec regime µ  ~ω⊥ (na  1) → Pure 1D quasi-bec µ & ~ω⊥ : 1D→ 3D behavior Transverse breathing associated with a longitudinal phonon has to be taken into account.  Thermodynamic argument : Var(N) = kB T ∂N ∂µ T

T = 96 nK ' 0.5~ω⊥

Heuristic √ equation : µ = ~ω⊥ 1 + 4na

160 140 120

hδN 2 i

100

Quasi-bec prediction

80 60 40

Modified Yang-Yang prediction

20

Efficient thermometry

0 0

50

100

hNi

150

200

250

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Modified Yang-Yang model If µco  ~ω⊥ , transversally excited states behave as ideal Bose gases. V

n

~ω⊥ ~ω⊥

0

ρ

0 µco

~ω⊥

µ

 2/3 1/3 2/3 1/3 a µco ' Eg T 2/3 = mg2 /~2 T ⇒ µco /(~ω⊥ ) ' ~ωT⊥ l⊥ For our parameters : a/l⊥ ' 0.025 Modified Yang-Yang model : Transverse ground state : Yang-Yang thermodynamic Excited transverse states : ideal 1D Bose gases First introduced by Van Druten and co-workers : Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, 090402 (2008)

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Modified Yang-Yang model

600

T = 150 nK ' 1.0~ω⊥

T = 490 nK ' 3.2~ω⊥ 1600 1200

hδN 2 i

hδN 2 i

400

200

800 400 0

0 0

100

hNi

Very good agreement

200

300

0

100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

hNi

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Outline 1

Regimes of 1D Bose gases

2

Experimental apparatus

3

Density fluctuations Measurements Weakly interacting regime : quasi-condensation and sub-poissonian fluctuations Entering the strongly interacting regime

4

Beyond 1D physics Quasi-bec Contribution of excited transverse states in the crossover

5

Third moment of density fluctuations

6

Momentum distributions of a 1D gas focussing technics Classical field analysis Results

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Third moment of density fluctuations

800 700

number of counts

Non gaussian fluctuations We look at hδN 3 i • Motivation Learn about 3 body correlations • A thermodynamic quantity :

600 500 400 300 200 100

3

hδN i = ∆T

2∂

2n

0

−100

∂µ2

• Effect of finite spatial resolution : hδN 3 i = κ3 hδN 3 itrue , κ3 depends on resolution. κ3 infered from neighbour pixels correlation.

−50

0

N − Nmedian

50

100

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Third moment of density fluctuations T = 380 nK

T = 96 nK 1200

2000

800

200 0

200 hδN 2 im

400

hδN 3 im

hδN 2 im

hδN 3 im

3000

hNi 300

1000

100

0 hNi

400

200

0 0

−400 0

100 150 200 250 300 350 hNi

0

50

100 hNi

150

200

0.8 0.4 0

γm

γm

0.4 0.2 00

50

100

200 hNi

300

0

100 hNi

Measured 3rd moment compatible with MYY. Skweness vanishes in quasi-bec regime (as expected) γm = hδN 3 i/hδN 2 i3/2

200

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Three-body correlations hδN 3 i function of g(2) and g(3) . g(3) function contains g(2) We measure :   H = hδN 3 i + 2hNi − 3hδN 2 i = n3 R R R h(z1 , z2 , z3 ),  h(z , z , z ) = g(3) (z , z , z )−g(2) (z , z )−g(2) (z , z )−g(2) (z , z )+2 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 8000 6000 4000 2000 0

H

800 0 −800 −1600 0

100

200 hNi

300

0

50 100 150 200 hNi

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Outline 1

Regimes of 1D Bose gases

2

Experimental apparatus

3

Density fluctuations Measurements Weakly interacting regime : quasi-condensation and sub-poissonian fluctuations Entering the strongly interacting regime

4

Beyond 1D physics Quasi-bec Contribution of excited transverse states in the crossover

5

Third moment of density fluctuations

6

Momentum distributions of a 1D gas focussing technics Classical field analysis Results

Regimes of 1D Bose gases Experimental apparatus Density fluctuations Beyond 1D physics Third moment of density fluctuations Momentum

Momentum distribution measurements : motivation

Momentum distribution : TF of first order correlation function Z nk = n dug(1) (u)eiku Cannot be derived from the equation of state. Its measurement opens perspectives (study of dynamics for example) Problem : global measurement → averaged over many different situations in presence of a smooth longitudinal potential

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Focussing techniques Momentum distribution measurement p

• Short kick of a strong harmonic potential ⇒ δp = −Az

z

p

• Free fligh until focuss

z

Final spatial distribution : initial momentum distribution, averaged over the initial position Experiment well adapted : • longitudinal confinement undependent on transverse one • Purely harmonic potential (up to order z5 )

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Focussing

Images taken at focus (tv = 15ms) for different initial temperatures (initial RF knife position) 250

500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 −50

200

N

150 100 50 0 −50 0

50

100

150

z/∆

200

250

1200

1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 −100 0

50

100

z/∆

150

200

250

1000 800 600 400 200 0 −200 0

50

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z/∆

200

250

0

50

100

150

z/∆

200

250

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Expected results in limiting cases Momentum distribution not knowned exactly.

quasi-condensate ideal gas degenerate classical thermal quantum classical field theory valid Fixed T 1/λdB

np mkB T/~n

np

gaussian

p

n

nco

Lorentzian p

np mkB T/2~n

Lorentzian p

Beyond this approach, some knowed results : ? 1/p4 tail ? Mean kinetic energy (second moment of np ) via Yang-Yang

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1D classical field calculation ψ(z) : complex field of energy functionnal " # Z ~2 dΨ 2 g 4 2 + |Ψ| − µ |Ψ| E[{Ψ}] = dz 2m dz 2 No high energy divergence (as in higher dimension). Mapped to a Schr¨odinger equation, evolving in imaginary time h i 2 ˆ = pˆ + ~ g (ˆx2 + ˆy2 )2 − µ(ˆx2 + ˆy2 ) , H 2M kB T 2

M=

~3 mkB T

For L → ∞, only ground state contribute to g(1) : ˆ

g(1) (z) = hφ0 |(ˆx − iˆy)e−Hz/~ (ˆx + iˆy)|φ0 i Very fast calculation (as opposed to Monte Carlo sampling).

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Comparison with exact calculations ideal gas quasi−condensate degenerate classical classical field theory valid Fixed T −T ideal gas

µ

0

classical field

interpolation

Comparison with quantum Monte Carlo calculation t = 60, γ = 0.027 µ > 0, n > nco

t = 60, γ = 0.056 µ < 0, n < nco

2

2

10

10

1

1

10

10 0

nk

nk

0

10 −1

10

Gaussian or 1/p4 tails Not reproduced by CF

10 −1

10

−2

−2

10

10

−3

10−40−30−20−100 10 20 30 40

p(mT/(n~))

−3

10−20−15−10−5 0 5 10 15 20

p(mT/(n~))

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Result : degenerate ideal Bose gas regime Classical Field Fit : T=88.0 nK

3

1/p2

10 600

400 nk (µm)

300

2

nk (µm)

Classical field Quasi−condensate

500

10 1

10

200 100

1

0 −10 −5 0 5 k(µm−1)

10

70 60 VarN

50

Modified YY

15

−10−8−6−4−2 0 2 4 6 8 10 k(µm−1)

In agreement with insitu density fluctuations

40

Good agreement with CF

30 20

Lorentzian behavior : 1/p2 tail

10 0 0

10 20 30 40 50 60 Nat

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Result : quasi-condensate regime Fit : T=55 nK 3

nk (µm)

10

1/p2

2

10 nk (µm)

900 800 Bogoliubov 700 Classical field 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 −15−10−5 0 5 10 15 20

1

10

0

10−15 −10 −5 0 5 10 15 k(µm−1)

k(µm−1) 25

VarN

20 15

In agreement with insitu density fluctuations

10 5 0 0 5 101520253035404550 Nat

Good agreement with CF Lorentzian behavior : 1/p2 tail not in agreement with Bogoliubov

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Conclusion and prospetcs Conclusion Precise density fluctuation measurement Good thermometry Investigation of the quasi-condensation transition Strong anti-bunching Higher order correlation functions Dimensional crossover

Momentum distribution measurement Prospects Investigation of out-of-equilibrium situations : dynamic following a quench, relaxation towards non thermal states Using tomography to gain in spatial resolution and investigate g(2) (r) Investigating the physics of the Mott transition in 1D using the probes we developped : pinning transition.