Sentences with phrase «with superfluids»

The researchers have rotated a container filled with superfluid helium - 3 isotopes near absolute zero temperature.

Not exact matches

Two 1D superfluids in box potentials are used to show the recurrence of coherence in a system with thousands of particles.

Cold clouds of atoms with unequal populations of atomic spins can maintain a surprisingly robust superfluid state, which requires paired spins.

Rather like electrons flowing without electrical resistance, at temperatures close to absolute zero, some atoms turn superfluid, flowing with no friction or physical resistance.

On Earth Superfluids with properties such as climbing up the walls of their containers can be made from chilled atoms.

If gravitational waves — ripples in space time — have a handedness, primordial particles could interact with them to form a dark matter superfluid that spreads through the cosmos

In the future, the team plans to build devices with hundreds of sites with which they hope to observe exotic phases of light such as superfluids and insulators.

A drop of superfluid helium (left, with its mirror image underneath) won't slide down a cesium surface.

With that magic ingredient, you can begin to make a superfluid sonic black hole.

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.

If conditions are right, these neutrons ought to be able to pair up to form a superfluid — a substance with quantum properties that mean it flows with zero friction.

But only the normal fraction will rotate with the cylinder, because of friction between it and the cylinder walls; the superfluid portion cuts right through the normal fluid and remains still.

The same principle underlies another famous demonstration in which superfluid rapidly shoots out of an open, heated glass tube packed with fine powder at the bottom.

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

To describe the underlying physics of a superfluid's turbulence, Adams and his colleagues drew comparisons with the physics governing black holes.

In simulations of the superfluid, the entropy of atoms (blue) entangled with one another (green) increases with the surface area of the sphere of particles (gray).

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