Mass Flux Experiments in Solid $$^4$$He: Some History, Recent Work and the Current Status
Abstract Measurements that document a number of the characteristics of $$^{4}\hbox {He}$$ mass flux through a cell filled with solid $$^{4}\hbox {He}$$ carried out at the University of Massachusetts and elsewhere are reviewed. The mass flux is found to be a universal function of temperature, to have...
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