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A.6 Excitation Spectrum of a 2D Homogeneous Dipolar BEC
Here, we show a brief derivation of the excitation spectrum in a 2D homogeneous dipolar
gas, discussed in section 5.1.2. A more detailed treatment can be found in Refs. [16, 26,
27]. We start from the excitation spectrum in the 3D homogeneous system, given by
Eq. (5.1),
E(q) = ~ω(q) =
v
u
u
t
~
2
q
2
2m
!
2
+
~
2
q
2
2m
2n
0
[g + g
dd
(3 cos
2
α 1)], (A.26)
where
n
0
is the (constant) atomic density,
q
=
|q|
is the quasi-momentum of the excitations
and
α
the angle between their propagation direction and the polarization direction
z
of the dipoles. We see that in Eq.
(A.26)
, the contact and the dipolar interactions are
represented by the Fourier transform of the two-body interaction potential (see Eq.
(2.8)
)
given by
e
V
int
= g + g
dd
(3 cos
2
α 1).
In a 2D homogeneous condensate, we may approximate the shape of the wave func-
tion in the
z
-direction by a Gaussian
φ
G
(
z
) = (
l
z
π
)
1/2
exp [z
2
/(2l
2
z
)]
, with
l
z
the
width of the sample. The atomic density along
z
is then given by
n
(
z
) =
|φ
G
(z)|
2
=
(
l
z
π
)
1
exp [z
2
/l
2
z
]
with its Fourier transform
e
n
(
q
z
) = (2
π
)
1/2
exp [q
2
z
l
2
z
/4]
. With
this ansatz for the wave function, we obtain the effective 2D interaction potential in
Fourier space
e
V
(2D)
int
(q
) via [16]
e
V
(2D)
int
(q
)
def
=
Z
−∞
e
n(q
z
)
e
V
int
e
n(q
z
) dq
z
=
1
2π
Z
−∞
e
q
2
z
l
2
z
/2
"
g + g
dd
3q
2
z
q
2
+ q
2
z
1
!#
dq
z
=
1
2πl
z
"
g + 2g
dd
H
2D
q
l
z
2
!#
, (A.27)
where we have used
cos
2
α
=
q
2
z
/q
2
=
q
2
z
/
(
q
2
+
q
2
z
) with
q
(
q
z
) the radial (axial) component
of the quasi-momentum. The function
H
2D
(
χ
) that we obtain from the integration is given
by H
2D
(χ) = 1
3
2
π|χ|exp[χ
2
] erfc[χ], with erfc[χ] the complementary error function.
We furthermore introduce the two-dimensional homogeneous density
n
2D
=
2π l
z
n
0
.
Finally, by replacing in Eq.
(A.26)
the expressions
q q
,
n
0
n
2D
and
e
V
int
e
V
(2D)
int
(
q
),
we obtain the excitation spectrum of a 2D homogeneous dBEC,
E(q
) =
v
u
u
t
~
2
q
2
2m
!
2
+
~
2
q
2
2m
2 n
2D
e
V
(2D)
int
(q
)
=
v
u
u
t
~
2
q
2
2m
!
2
+
~
2
q
2
2m
2n
0
"
g + 2g
dd
H
2D
q
l
z
2
!#
. (A.28)
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