Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions

Even though there is no long-range-ordered state of a superfluid in dimensions lower than the three-dimension (3D) such as bulk ⁴He liquid, superfluidity has been observed for flat ⁴He films in 2D and recently for nanotubes of ⁴He in 1D by the torsional oscillator method. In the 2D state, in additio...

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Date:2013
Main Authors: Wada, Nobuo, Hieda, Mitsunori, Toda, Ryo, Matsushita, Taku
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citation_txt Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions / Nobuo Wada, Mitsunori Hieda, Ryo Toda, Taku Matsushita // Физика низких температур. — 2013. — Т. 39, № 9. — С. 1012–1020. — Бібліогр.: 38 назв. — англ.
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description Even though there is no long-range-ordered state of a superfluid in dimensions lower than the three-dimension (3D) such as bulk ⁴He liquid, superfluidity has been observed for flat ⁴He films in 2D and recently for nanotubes of ⁴He in 1D by the torsional oscillator method. In the 2D state, in addition to the superfluid below the 2D Kosterlitz–Thouless transition temperature TKT, superfluidity is also observed in a normal fluid state above TKT, which depends strongly on the measurement frequency and the system size. In the 1D state of the nano-tubes, superfluidity is directly observed as a frequency shift in the torsional oscillator experiment. Some calcula-tions suggest a superfluidity of a 1D Bose fluid with a finite length, where thermal excitations of 2-phase winding play the main role for superfluid onset of each tube. Dynamics of the 1D superfluidity is also suggested by observing the dissipation in the torsional oscillator experiment.
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Hieda, Mitsunori
Toda, Ryo
Matsushita, Taku
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2013
Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions / Nobuo Wada, Mitsunori Hieda, Ryo Toda, Taku Matsushita // Физика низких температур. — 2013. — Т. 39, № 9. — С. 1012–1020. — Бібліогр.: 38 назв. — англ.
PACS: 67.25.bh, 67.25.dw, 68.65.–k
https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/118750
Even though there is no long-range-ordered state of a superfluid in dimensions lower than the three-dimension (3D) such as bulk ⁴He liquid, superfluidity has been observed for flat ⁴He films in 2D and recently for nanotubes of ⁴He in 1D by the torsional oscillator method. In the 2D state, in addition to the superfluid below the 2D Kosterlitz–Thouless transition temperature TKT, superfluidity is also observed in a normal fluid state above TKT, which depends strongly on the measurement frequency and the system size. In the 1D state of the nano-tubes, superfluidity is directly observed as a frequency shift in the torsional oscillator experiment. Some calcula-tions suggest a superfluidity of a 1D Bose fluid with a finite length, where thermal excitations of 2-phase winding play the main role for superfluid onset of each tube. Dynamics of the 1D superfluidity is also suggested by observing the dissipation in the torsional oscillator experiment.
The authors thank K. Yamashita and D.S. Hirashima for
 variable discussions and comments about the superfluidity
 in one-dimension; they also supplied the calculations
 shown in Figs. 8(b) and 9(a).
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Физика низких температур
Сверхтекучесть в низкоразмерных системах и в условиях ограниченной геометрии
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spellingShingle Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions
Wada, Nobuo
Hieda, Mitsunori
Toda, Ryo
Matsushita, Taku
Сверхтекучесть в низкоразмерных системах и в условиях ограниченной геометрии
title Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions
title_full Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions
title_fullStr Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions
title_full_unstemmed Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions
title_short Observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions
title_sort observation of superfluidity in two- and one-dimensions
topic Сверхтекучесть в низкоразмерных системах и в условиях ограниченной геометрии
topic_facet Сверхтекучесть в низкоразмерных системах и в условиях ограниченной геометрии
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