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Supersolid helium

John Beamish ()
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John Beamish: University of Alberta

Nature, 2004, vol. 427, issue 6971, 204-205

Abstract: Superfluids flow without resistance. It's hard to imagine, but quantum mechanically possible, that solids should do the same at low enough temperatures. Helium-4 might be the first known 'supersolid'.

Date: 2004
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