Dynamical vanishing of the order parameter in a fermionic condensate
Emil A. Yuzbashyan, Maxim Dzero

TL;DR
This paper studies the non-equilibrium dynamics of a fermionic superfluid after a sudden change in pairing strength, revealing a critical point where the order parameter vanishes and the system exhibits mixed properties.
Contribution
It provides an exact analysis of the long-time behavior of a fermionic condensate after a quench, identifying a critical pairing strength where superfluid order disappears.
Findings
Order parameter asymptotes to a constant value
Order parameter vanishes below a critical pairing strength
Steady state exhibits mixed normal and superfluid properties
Abstract
We analyze the dynamics of a condensate of ultra-cold atomic fermions following an abrupt change of the pairing strength. At long times, the system goes to a non-stationary steady state, which we determine exactly. The superfluid order parameter asymptotes to a constant value. We show that the order parameter vanishes when the pairing strength is decreased below a certain critical value. In this case, the steady state of the system combines properties of normal and superfluid states - the gap and the condensate fraction vanish, while the superfluid density is nonzero.
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