Effects of interaction range on the mean-field dynamics of Bose polarons

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.20020v1
• Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2026 09:53:01 GMT
• Title: Effects of interaction range on the mean-field dynamics of Bose polarons
• Abstract summary: We consider the three-dimensional Bose polaron problem in the regime of finite range interactions and competing length scales.<n>We find that relaxation dynamics can occur via damped oscillations of the impurity velocity.<n>We also find that the effective masses can differ by a large amount between the two scenarios.
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• Abstract: We consider the three-dimensional Bose polaron problem in the regime of finite range interactions and competing length scales. Working in the reference frame of the impurity, we study both static and out of equilibrium properties of the system, in particular the transfer of momentum between the impurity and the host gas. We find that relaxation dynamics can occur via damped oscillations of the impurity velocity with simple dependence on the interaction strength. Furthermore, the equilibration process is sensitive to the type of the impurity-bath interaction. Specifically, interatomic forces describing ion-atom systems lead to much longer timescales and more pronounced oscillations in the strong coupling regime with respect to local interaction potentials. We also find that the effective masses can differ by a large amount between the two scenarios, even if the number of atoms in the polaron cloud remains similar for both cases.

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