Isothermal scans of third-sound velocity as a function of He-4 coverage on graphite exhibit pronounced dips with integral layer periodicity. The minimum He-4 coverage on graphite needed to support third sound is nearly three layers. The heat-capacity isotherm exhibits minima at layer completion but there is no noticeable feature related to the onset of superfluidity. High-resolution adsorption isotherms below 1 K show that He-4 film grows layer by layer through at least seven layers.
Third-sound study of a layered superfluid film
MISTURA, GIAMPAOLO;
1992
Abstract
Isothermal scans of third-sound velocity as a function of He-4 coverage on graphite exhibit pronounced dips with integral layer periodicity. The minimum He-4 coverage on graphite needed to support third sound is nearly three layers. The heat-capacity isotherm exhibits minima at layer completion but there is no noticeable feature related to the onset of superfluidity. High-resolution adsorption isotherms below 1 K show that He-4 film grows layer by layer through at least seven layers.File in questo prodotto:
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