Magnetization-dependent viscosity in brute-force-polarized liquid 3He

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Magnetization-dependent viscosity in brute-force-polarized liquid 3He. / Vermeulen, G.A.; Schuhl, A.; Joffrin, J.; Frossati, G.; Chapellier, M.; Rasmussen, Finn Berg.

I: Physical Review Letters, Bind 60, Nr. 22, 30.05.1988, s. 2315-2318.

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Harvard

Vermeulen, GA, Schuhl, A, Joffrin, J, Frossati, G, Chapellier, M & Rasmussen, FB 1988, 'Magnetization-dependent viscosity in brute-force-polarized liquid 3He', Physical Review Letters, bind 60, nr. 22, s. 2315-2318. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.60.2315

APA

Vermeulen, G. A., Schuhl, A., Joffrin, J., Frossati, G., Chapellier, M., & Rasmussen, F. B. (1988). Magnetization-dependent viscosity in brute-force-polarized liquid 3He. Physical Review Letters, 60(22), 2315-2318. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.60.2315

Vancouver

Vermeulen GA, Schuhl A, Joffrin J, Frossati G, Chapellier M, Rasmussen FB. Magnetization-dependent viscosity in brute-force-polarized liquid 3He. Physical Review Letters. 1988 maj 30;60(22):2315-2318. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.60.2315

Author

Vermeulen, G.A. ; Schuhl, A. ; Joffrin, J. ; Frossati, G. ; Chapellier, M. ; Rasmussen, Finn Berg. / Magnetization-dependent viscosity in brute-force-polarized liquid 3He. I: Physical Review Letters. 1988 ; Bind 60, Nr. 22. s. 2315-2318.

Bibtex

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N2 - A new method to measure the magnetization dependence of the viscosity in polarized liquid He3 is presented. The magnetization is obtained by "brute-force polarization" at 45 mK in magnetic fields up to 11 T; it is subsequently destroyed by saturation of the NMR signal. Our result, a relative increase of the viscosity of (31.5)×10-3 at 3.9% polarization and a pressure of 30 bars, disagrees with a prediction based on the "nearly metamagnetic" model.

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