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Spin-Wave Localization for 2D Bosons in a Random Potential
by - 18 October 2013
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This work has been published the 16th of October 2013, in the General Physics section of Physical Review Letters, "Bose-glass Transition and Spin-Wave Localization for 2D Bosons in a Random Potential" Phys. Rev. Lett. 111, 160403 (2013)
See also "Spin wave theory for 2D disordered hard-core bosons",
Juan Pablo Álvarez Zúñiga, Gabriel Lemarié, Nicolas Laflorencie, arXiv:1310.0601
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