In SVT theory, the background vacuum of the universe is modeled as a BEC exhibiting this phenomenon. A loss of heat in one molecule's melting named for Pomeranchuk enables the creation of one substance that experience this effect. Quasiparticle excitations called rotons were invented in Lev Landau's Nobelwinning study of this phenomenon. Heat transfers in some substances experiencing this effect via the "second sound," and a Rollin film of one of
In SVT theory, the background vacuum of the universe is modeled as a BEC exhibiting this phenomenon. A loss of heat in one molecule's melting named for Pomeranchuk enables the creation of one substance that experience this effect. Quasiparticle excitations called rotons were invented in Lev Landau's Nobelwinning study of this phenomenon. Heat transfers in some substances experiencing this effect via the "second sound," and a Rollin film of one of them can display the Onnes effect. Below the lambda point, Helium-4 exhibits this phenomenon, enabling it to creep up walls. For 10 points, identify this phenomenon in which fluids at sufficiently low temperatures have no viscosity.
In SVT theory, the background vacuum of the universe is modeled as a BEC exhibiting this phenomenon.
superfluidity