[betty boop]

Snoke says that the magnon-making study, while promising, lacks firm evidence that the magnetic waves exactly match each other as they should in a condensate.

Why should they be expected to exactly match? Shouldn't some allowance be made for Planck's constant?

Just wondering, Doc. Your thoughts?

[Doctor Stochastic]

In a "condensate" (sort of like water dripping of a glass of chilled Diet Doctor Pepper), the parts have to match up. The point of a Bose-Einstein condensate is that any number of BE particles may enter the lowest energy state (kind of like clowns in a Volkswagen). This is seen in Helium II where funny things happen.