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Supersolids are a phase of matter exhibiting both superfluidity and aperiodic density modulation typical of crystals. When formed via quantum phasetransition from a superfluid, they require a formation time before theirdensity pattern develops. Along this paper some protocols/schemes are proposedfor experimental applications, building on earlier descriptions of the roleroton instability plays in the supersolid formation process and the associatedformation time. In particular, the Parachutejump scheme sought to lessen theexcitation produced when crossing the phase transition, and the Bang-Bangmethod sought to shorten the formation time. As a case study of the impact thatmechanical fluctuations (noise) can have on the phase transition whenconducting an experiment, the impact of a mechanical kick before the transitionis also investigated. The proposed schemes are able to fulfill their objectivessuccessfully as both the shortening of the formation process and the reductionof excitation are achieved within the framework of extended Gross Pitaevskiitheory.

Supersolid formation time shortcut and excitation reduction by manipulating the dynamical instability