Abstract
We address the important question of how to characterize the normal state and the nature of noncondensed pairs in fermionic superfluids under the influence of a strong effective magnetic field. In ultracold gases, the magnetic field is implemented through rapid rotation or novel artificial field techniques. We consider the near-unitary regime, where noncondensed pairs are likely to be present at temperatures above the condensation temperature ${T}_{c}$. We show (based on Gor'kov theory) that these pairs are associated with a precursor of a vortex configuration. Importantly, this nonuniform normal state appears to enable ``Bose condensation'' in a field which is otherwise problematic due to the effective one-dimensionality of Landau-level dispersion.
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