Transport Phenomena in Helium II
Transport Phenomena in Helium II
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作者:
L. Tisza
F. LONDON1has recently proposed a new conception of helium II, according to which this liquid can be regarded as a degenerate Bose-Einstein gas, that is, as a system in which one fraction of the substance—say,natoms per cm.3—is distributed over the excited states in a way determined by the temperature, while the rest—n0–natoms per cm.3—is 'condensed' in the lowest energy level. IfT0denotes the temperature of degeneracy, the ration/n0is given byFor an ideal Bose-Einstein gas, according to London,s= 3/2, but for the real fluid one should rather inserts= 5 in order to fit Keesom's specific heat measurements.