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We discuss Bose-Einstein condensation in a trapped atomic gas and analyze how the sign of the scattering length a and the ratio of the interaction between particles to the level spacing in the trap influence the behavior of the condensate wave function ₀. We find that for a0, then an increase of density is accompanied by the evolution of ₀ to a comparatively wide quasihomogeneous distribution.
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