The particle number anomaly is calculated for N 100.
Figure 6: Correlation of particle number with CCN0.8 for SEO.
Javanainen, J. & Ruostekoski, J. Optical Detection of Fractional Particle Number in an Atomic Fermi-Dirac GAtomic Fermi-Dirac
This can be transformed into particle number size distributions by using an inversion method.
Fig. 1: The relationship between particle number anomaly and temperature anomaly.
Naïvely one might try to use a measure based on temperature and particle number.
Particle number concentrations and size distributions are measured downstream of the same WAI.
By accounting for this effective particle number ratio, eq. 2 gives a good representation of the experimental chain length distribution Xn for particle number ratios up to r = 12, as shown in Fig. 4a.
The increase of the mean chain length with the effective particle number ratio is shown in Fig. 4c.
Ruostekoski, J., Dunne, G. V. & Javanainen, J. Particle Number Fractionalization of an Atomic Fermi-Dirac Gas in an Optical Lattice.
b, Evolution of the particle number concentrations measured in the PSM1.8 (red curve) and CPC2.5 (blue curve) particle counters.
