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We study a cold atom-molecule mixture in two-dimensional optical lattices, in which fermionic atoms have a Dirac-type dispersion.
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Sometimes, although the SUSY is explicitly broken, the SUSY effects can still be observed if the system only deviates slightly from the SUSY, e.g., the response to the photoassociation perturbation we studied in [ 7 ]
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