Disorder-induced quantum properties of solid Helium-4
arXiv:1912.03704 · doi:10.1063/10.0001048
Abstract
We briefly discuss theoretical and experimental discoveries in the field of supertransport and plasticity in imperfect solid \he4 and argue that these promise new exciting developments. Several experiments aimed at clarifying the origin of the supertransport and its relation to plasticity are proposed. In particular, we argue that "cold-working" protocols of sample preparation should be crucial in this respect.
Discussion of the shock-type production of the superglass phase of Helium-4 from superfluid and the acknowledgements are added. Typos are fixed
References in corpus (6)
- Luttinger Liquid in the Core of Screw Dislocation in Helium-4
- Observation of Unusual Mass Transport in Solid hcp 4He
- Ring exchanges and the supersolid phase of 4He
- The fate of vacancy-induced supersolidity in 4He
- What makes a crystal supersolid ?
- Plasticity induced superclimb in solid Helium-4: Direct and inverse effects