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Weimin Xu

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Asymptotic representations for Spearman's footrule correlation coefficient

In order to address the theoretical challenges arising from the dependence structure of ranks in Spearman's footrule correlation coefficient, we propose two asymptotic representations to approximate the distribution of this coefficient under the hypothesis of independence. The first representation simplifies the dependence structure by replacing empirical distribution functions with their population counterparts. The second representation leverages the Hájek projection technique to decompose the initial form into a sum of independent components, thereby rigorously justifying asymptotic normality. Simulation studies demonstrate the appropriateness of two proposed asymptotic representations, as well as their excellent approximation to the limiting normal distribution.

math.ST

Bi-Josephson Effect in a Driven-Dissipative Supersolid

The Josephson effect is a macroscopic quantum tunneling phenomenon in a system with superfluid property, when it is split into two parts by a barrier. Here, we examine the Josephson effect in a driven-dissipative supersolid realized by coupling Bose-Einstein condensates to an optical ring cavity. We show that the spontaneous breaking of spatial translation symmetry in supersolid makes the location of the splitting barrier have a significant influence on the Josephson effect. Remarkably, for the same splitting barrier, depending on its location, two different types of DC Josephson currents are found in the supersolid phase (compared to only one type found in the superfluid phase). Thus, we term it a bi-Josephson effect. We examine the Josephson relationships and critical Josephson currents in detail, revealing that the emergence of supersolid order affects these two types of DC Josephson currents differently -- one is enhanced, while the other is suppressed. The findings of this work unveil unique Josephson physics in the supersolid phase, and show new opportunities to build novel Josephson devices with supersolids.

cond-mat.quant-gas