Bose-Einstein Condensation of Electrons in Doubly Excited States of Heliumlike Atoms

TL;DR

This paper explores the theoretical possibility that doubly excited states of heliumlike atoms can transition into a superconducting state, proposing experimental detection methods and considering natural occurrences in Earth's and Sun's atmospheres.

Contribution

It introduces a novel hypothesis that doubly excited atomic states can exhibit Bose-Einstein condensation and superconductivity, with proposed experimental approaches.

Findings

Conditions for transition to superconducting state are determined.

Experimental detection methods are proposed.

Potential natural occurrence of condensates in Earth's and Sun's atmospheres.

Abstract

The author supposes a capability of transition doubly excited configurations of separate atoms to a superconducting state. The conditions of this transition are determined and the experiments for its detection are offered. The capability of join of superconducting atoms in a superconducting condensate is considered. The capability of spontaneous formation of similar condensates in atmospheres of the Earth and Sun is considered.