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Finite Temperature Theory for Novel Cold Gas Systems

The phenomenal recent progress with the control of the external degrees of freedom of ultra-cold gases, and the advent of new species with long range interactions presents a range of new and exciting systems for exploring manybody physics. The meanfield description of these systems is challenging and demands the development of new systematic theoretical approaches that lead to tractable and accurate numerical schemes. In this work we present a range of applications of finite temperature meanfield theory to such systems including: