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Quasi2DBogoliubovSpectrum.m
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@ -33,13 +33,13 @@ AtomNumber = 1E5;
wz = 2 * pi * 72.4; % Trap frequency in the tight confinement direction wz = 2 * pi * 72.4; % Trap frequency in the tight confinement direction
lz = sqrt(PlanckConstantReduced/(Dy164Mass * wz)); % Defining a harmonic oscillator length lz = sqrt(PlanckConstantReduced/(Dy164Mass * wz)); % Defining a harmonic oscillator length
as = 102.515 * BohrRadius; % Scattering length as = 102.515 * BohrRadius; % Scattering length
Trapsize = 7.5815; % Trap is assumed to be a box of finite extent , given here in units of the harmonic oscillator length Trapsize = 7.5815 * lz; % Trap is assumed to be a box of finite extent , given here in units of the harmonic oscillator length
alpha = 0; % Polar angle of dipole moment alpha = 0; % Polar angle of dipole moment
phi = 0; % Azimuthal angle of momentum vector phi = 0; % Azimuthal angle of momentum vector
MeanWidth = 5.7304888515 * lz; % Mean width of Gaussian ansatz MeanWidth = 5.7304888515 * lz; % Mean width of Gaussian ansatz
k = linspace(0, 3e6, 1000); % Vector of magnitudes of k vector k = linspace(0, 3e6, 1000); % Vector of magnitudes of k vector
AtomNumberDensity = AtomNumber / (Trapsize * lz)^2; % Areal density of atoms AtomNumberDensity = AtomNumber / Trapsize^2; % Areal density of atoms
add = VacuumPermeability*DyMagneticMoment^2*Dy164Mass/(12*pi*PlanckConstantReduced^2); % Dipole length add = VacuumPermeability*DyMagneticMoment^2*Dy164Mass/(12*pi*PlanckConstantReduced^2); % Dipole length
eps_dd = add/as; % Relative interaction strength eps_dd = add/as; % Relative interaction strength
gs = 4 * pi * PlanckConstantReduced^2/Dy164Mass * as; % Contact interaction strength gs = 4 * pi * PlanckConstantReduced^2/Dy164Mass * as; % Contact interaction strength