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Fermionic condensate

A fermionic condensate (or Fermi–Dirac condensate) is a superfluid phase formed by fermionic particles at low temperatures. It is closely related to the Bose–Einstein condensate, which is commonly in a superfluid phase formed by bosonic particles under similar conditions. Examples of fermionic condensates include superconductors and the superfluid phase…

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related to Condensates of fermionic atoms · 21
Fermionic condensate → BCS, Bose, Carl Wieman, Cooper, Deborah Jin, Einstein, He, Holland's, However, In, Innsbruck, JILA, Jin, MIT, Murray Holland, On December, Rudolf Grimm, The, University, When Eric Cornell
related to Superfluidity · 8
Fermionic condensate → As, At, Bose, Einstein, Fermionic, For, However, Superfluidity
related to Chiral condensate · 1
Fermionic condensate → Quantum Chromodynamics

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Fermionic condensaterelated to Chiral condensateQuantum Chromodynamics0.60section
Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsWhen Eric Cornell0.60section
Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsCarl Wieman0.60section
Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsBose0.60section
Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsEinstein0.60section
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Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsCooper0.60section
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Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsMurray Holland0.60section
Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsJILA0.60section
Fermionic condensaterelated to Condensates of fermionic atomsHe0.60section

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