Roton Viscosity and Roton-Roton Interactions in Superfluid Helium
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概要
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Assuming a δ-function type interaction between rotons as was done by Landau and Khalat-nikov, we treat the roton-roton scattering exactly taking into account the scattering processes to infinite order. The roton viscosity coefficient η_γ is calculated with use of the exactly calculated roton-roton scattering cross section. The calculated roton viscosity shows a behavior different from that which Landau and Khalatnikov predicted employing the Born approximation, that is: (1) η_γ is temperature dependent; (2) η_γ has a lower bound three times as large as the experimental value of the roton viscosity. Therefore, the calculated η_γ cannot be matched with experiment for any value of the coupling constant. It is emphasized that the angular dependence of the roton-roton interaction should be taken into account to obtain agreement with experiment.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 1972-02-25
著者
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Hatano Akira
Faculty Of Pure And Applied Science College Of General Education University Of Tokyo
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NAGAI Katsuhiko
Institute of Physics, College of General Education University of Tokyo
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NOJIMA Koichiro
Institute of Physics, College of General Education University of Tokyo
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Nojima Koichiro
Institute Of Materials Science University Of Tsukuba
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Nojima Koichiro
Institute Of Physics College Of General Education University Of Tokyo : Department Of Physics Tokyo
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Nagai Katsuhiko
Institute Of Physics College Of General Education University Of Tokyo
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HATANO Akira
Faculty of Pure and Applied Science, College of General Education University of Tokyo
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