Thermoviscous Hydrodynamics in Non-Degenerate Dipolar Bose Gases
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We present a hydrodynamic model of ultracold, but not yet quantum condensed, dipolar Bosonic gases. Such systems present both s-wave and dipolar scattering, the latter of which results in anisotropic transport tensors of thermal conductivity and viscosity. This work presents an analytic derivation of the viscosity tensor coefficients, utilizing the methods established in [Wang et al., arXiv:2205.10465], where the thermal conductivities were derived. |
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2022
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2022-11
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Physical Review A
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106
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053307
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