Immanuel Bloch’s group transitioned one of these substances to a Mott insulator from a superfluid phase. Lene Hau transferred a beam of light carrying a qubit between two of these substances. An equation describing these substances contains a pseudopotential equal to “four pi times h-bar (-5[1])squared times scattering length over mass.” Collisions between two components of these substances can form a short-lived Feshbach resonance. The single-particle wavefunction of these substances is governed by the (*) Gross-Pitaevskii equation. Wolfgang Ketterle created one of these substances using sodium atoms, a few months after (-5[1])Cornell and Wieman created the first one by using (10[1])laser (10[1])cooling on a vapor of rubidium-87 (10[1])atoms. For 10 points, identify this“fifth state of matter” consisting of ultracold atoms with integer spin. ■END■ (10[1])