QUANTIZATION OF MACROSCOPIC MOTIONS AND HYDRODYNAMICS OF ROTATING HELIUM II
QUANTIZATION OF MACROSCOPIC MOTIONS AND HYDRODYNAMICS OF ROTATING HELIUM II
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旋转氦宏观运动和流体动力学的量化 II
DOI:
10.1103/revmodphys.38.567
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发表时间:
1966
影响因子:
44.1
通讯作者:
Y. Mamaladze
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作者:
Ė. Andronikashvili;Y. Mamaladze
This paper is a review of experimental data and theoretical studies devoted to the rotating helium ii problem. The problem arose when helium ii appeared to be rotating as a whole in a uniformly rotated container, while dragging of its superfluid component into rotation of a cylindrical vessel seemed impossible due to the absence of viscosity and Landau's requirement curl v s= 0. Later it was found that imitation of a solid body rotation by helium ii is realized by means of Onsager-Feynman's vortex lines which possess quantized circulation. In a uniformly rotating vessel they are distributed approximately uniformly along its cross section, aligned parallel to the axis of rotation, and cause a complicated velocity distribution at which curl v s=(2 π ℏ m) Σ v δ (r− r v), that is, Landau's requirement is valid everywhere excluding singular lines where the curl is equal to infinity (r v is a two-dimensional radius vector of a vortex line in an arbitrary plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation).