I am interested in coupling between collective modes of a BEC. Is there any experiment observing several collective modes simultaneously, and, l=0 mode with other modes?
Shuyu did you browse in the arXiv? I saw there something about collective excitations, but I am not competent in such a coupling as you say. In your place I would browse in the arXiv under "cond-mat", find a couple of relevant articles, and contact the authors.
Did you try?
For instance, did you see this?
Article Langevin Equation of Collective Modes of Bose–Einstein Conde...
(A quantum Langevin equation for the amplitudes of the collective modes in Bose-Einstein condensate is derived. . . . )
Or, did you see this?
Coupled-mode theory for Bose-Einstein condensates, https://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/9910185
(we consider a parabolic double-well potential and derive coupled-mode equations for the complex amplitudes of the BEC macroscopic collective modes.)
Thank you so much for your suggestion. Yes, there are some papers on this topic. But most of them did not mention how to observe collective modes in experiments. Especially, how to measure the different mode components at the same time when they are superposition? This is a question about an experimental technique.