Sentences with phrase «for superfluids»

Milton Cole of Pennsylvania State University in University Park thinks that tiny variations in the crystalline structure of the cesium could somehow provide a foothold for the superfluid.

Not exact matches

Esslinger and his colleagues wondered if they could observe the transition from non-superfluid to superfluid, and use this as a model for studying the onset of superconductivity.

Now for the first time, researchers have made and photographed a superfluid drop that resolutely sits still — even when its perch is tilted.

In the 1970s, Brinkman worked on superfluid helium with Anderson and Douglas Osheroff, both Nobelists but for different discoveries, before deciding to go into management.

Leggett was honored this year for his description of how 3He atoms interact in the superfluid state.

But new computer simulations confirm that superfluid helium follows an unusual rule known from black holes — one with mysterious significance for physics.

NEW ORLEANS — Black holes and superfluids make for strange bedfellows: One is famous for being so dense that light can't escape, and the other is a bizarre liquid that flows without friction.

For instance, at low temperatures liquid helium's properties change dramatically, becoming a «superfluid» that can overcome friction.

In a class of superfluids, we produced very convincing evidence for the direction of this kind of flow, which would otherwise be very hard to obtain.»

For instance, the superfluid can squeeze through pores as small as a molecule, and climb up and over the walls of a glass.

They hope the superfluid helium whistle will eventually find a use in extremely precise gyroscopes for future spacecraft.

Astronomers could also search for indirect evidence that dark matter behaves like a superfluid.

When Cornell physicists Robert Richardson, David Lee and Douglas Osheroff received the 1996 Nobel Prize for their discovery of the superfluid state of liquid helium, it was only the beginning.

Superfluids don't exist in the everyday world — it's too warm for the necessary quantum effects to hold sway.

The next step for Khoury and Berezhiani is to figure out how to test their model — to find a telltale signature that could distinguish this superfluid concept from ordinary cold dark matter.

Apple went a little hybrid with use of both buttons and touch for interaction in a superfluid way.