2001
DOI: 10.1023/a:1004182800475
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“…In connection with the search for new bose-condense systems, attention was again attracted recently to the possible superfluidity in molecular hydrogen H 2 [1,2], discussed earlier in [3][4][5]. The very possibility crucially depends on the expected value of the critical temperature T λ , since normally molecular hydrogen crystallizes at ∼ 14 K and some measures should be taken to keep it in liquid phase at lower temperatures, which may appear harder to achieve if T λ is too low.…”
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“…In connection with the search for new bose-condense systems, attention was again attracted recently to the possible superfluidity in molecular hydrogen H 2 [1,2], discussed earlier in [3][4][5]. The very possibility crucially depends on the expected value of the critical temperature T λ , since normally molecular hydrogen crystallizes at ∼ 14 K and some measures should be taken to keep it in liquid phase at lower temperatures, which may appear harder to achieve if T λ is too low.…”
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“…* corresponding author; e-mail: igor.timoshkin@eee.strath.ac.uk However, the application of the external electric field to the liquid changes this situation. As has been shown in [3,4], the external electric field promotes the formation of the bubbles through the change in the thermodynamical properties of the liquid and its phase equilibrium conditions. The electrostrictional tensile stress exerted on the liquid in the external field results in the "rupture" of the liquid and the formation of gas cavities.…”
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“…Hence, the electrode's tip is the most probable area in the liquid where a bubble can be formed. The work A c (E) required to form the bubble with the critical size R c (E), may be written as [3,4,6,7]:…”
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“…State and relevance of the problem. Electric explosion (EE) of metal conductors with cross-section S 0 and length l 0 in vacuum, gas and liquid media under the action of high pulse current (HPC) flowing through them of various amplitude-temporal parameters (ATP) has found quite wide practical application both in scientific (for example, in the study of the mechanisms of phase transitions of matter [1][2][3][4][5], the phenomena of mass, momentum and energy transfer in extreme conditions, including in the critical modes of nuclear explosions [6,7], the production of soft X-ray radiation for controlled thermonuclear fusion [8], research of the processes of optical pumping of gas lasers and active media for quantum generators based on metal vapors [9], etc. ), as well as technological ones (for example, when sputtering thin coatings for microelectronics [10,11], obtaining highly dispersed conductive powders [12][13][14][15][16], creation fast-acting electric explosive circuit breakers for high-current circuits of high-voltage generators with powerful capacitors and inductive energy storage [17], production of dense high-temperature plasma [18], highspeed power processing and deformation by shock loads of various materials (parts) [19,20], conducting certification tests of aviation and rocket-space equipment for electromagnetic compatibility and resistance to effects of lightning (first of all, in electrical circuits for introducing current and electromagnetic energy into objects under test) [21,22], etc.)…”
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