Can the anomalous density be measured experimentally? If yes, how?

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Ali Benali

I think that tunneling conductance measurements can give a direct probe of particles behavior.

Abdelaali Boudjemaa

I do not think so.

Stam Nicolis

A density can't ``quantify a correlation''-the statement doesn't make sense. So it would be useful to ask the question more clearly. There are textbooks on the two-component model of superconductivity e.g. the latest edition of Landau and Lifshitz on Statistical Physics) and the exercises there deal with thes issues. Of course any other textbook on superconductivity would do as well.

Here, I mean the anomalous density in Bose gases