Dissipation in quantum turbulence in superfluid He above 1K
arXiv:1804.01655 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.97.184518
Abstract
There are two commonly discussed forms of quantum turbulence in superfluid He above 1K: in one there is a random tangle of quantizes vortex lines, existing in the presence of a non-turbulent normal fluid; in the second there is a coupled turbulent motion of the two fluids, often exhibiting quasi-classical characteristics on scales larger than the separation between the quantized vortex lines in the superfluid component. The decay of vortex line density, , in the former case is often described by the equation , where is the quantum of circulation, and is a dimensionless parameter of order unity. The decay of total turbulent energy, , in the second case is often characterized by an effective kinematic viscosity, , such that . We present new values of derived from numerical simulations and from experiment, which we compare with those derived from a theory developed by Vinen and Niemela. We summarise what is presently known about the values of from experiment, and we present a brief introductory discussion of the relationship between and , leaving a more detailed discussion to a later paper.
arXiv comment11 pages, 12 figures
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