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Phase Diagrams for Spin-1 Bosons in an Optical Lattice

In this paper, the phase diagrams of a polar spin-1 Bose gas in a three-dimensional optical lattice with linear and quadratic Zeeman effects both at zero and finite temperatures are obtained within mean-field theory. The phase diagrams can be regrouped to two different parameter regimes depending on the magnitude of the quadratic Zeeman effect $Q$. For large $Q$, only a first-order phase transition from the nematic (NM) phase to the fully magnetic (FM) phase is found, while in the case of small $Q$, a first-order phase transition from the nematic phase to the partially magnetic (PM) phase, plus a second-order phase transition from the PM phase to the FM phase is obtained. If a net magnetization in the system exists, the first-order phase transition causes a coexistence of two phases and phase separation: for large $Q$, NM and FM phases and for small $Q$, NM and PM phases. The phase diagrams in terms of net magnetization are also obtained.

preprint2009arXivOpen access

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