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Superfluidity is the
characteristic property of a
fluid with zero
viscosity which therefore flows without any loss of
kinetic energy. When stirred, a...
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Superfluid helium-4 (helium II or He-II) is the
superfluid form of helium-4, an
isotope of the
element helium. A
superfluid is a
state of
matter in which...
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conductivity so that no
temperature gradient can form in a
superfluid.
Placing a
superfluid in a
spinning container will
result in
quantized vortices....
- of matter. In 1938,
Fritz London proposed the BEC as a
mechanism for
superfluidity in 4 He and superconductivity. The
quest to
produce a Bose–Einstein...
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Superfluidity is a
phenomenon where a fluid, or a
fraction of a fluid,
loses all its
viscosity and can flow
without resistance. A
superfluid film is the...
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which superfluid helium leaks easily but
through which non-
superfluid helium cannot p****. If the
interior of the
container is heated, the
superfluid helium...
- In the
physics of
superfluidity, a
boojum is a
geometric pattern on the
surface of one of the
phases of
superfluid helium-3,
whose motion can
result in...
- curve,
which were soon
realized to be the two
superfluid phases of helium-3. The
transition to a
superfluid occurs at 2.491
millikelvins on the melting...
- condensate) is a
superfluid phase formed by
fermionic particles at low temperatures. It is
closely related to the Bose–Einstein condensate, a
superfluid phase formed...
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rates – of
quantum fluids, such as
superfluids. The idea that a form of
turbulence might be
possible in a
superfluid via the
quantized vortex lines was...
