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Counter-flow Induced Decoupling in Super-Fluid Turbulence

arXiv:1509.03566 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.93.014516

Abstract

In mechanically driven superfluid turbulence the mean velocities of the normal- and superfluid components are known to coincide: . Numerous laboratory, numerical and analytical studies showed that under these conditions the mutual friction between the normal- and superfluid velocity components couples also their fluctuations: almost at all scales. In this paper we show that this is not the case in thermally driven superfluid turbulence; here the counterflow velocity . We suggest a simple analytic model for the cross correlation function and its dependence on . We demonstrate that and are decoupled almost in the entire range of separations between the energy containing scale and intervortex distance.

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