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When rotating classical fluid drops merge together, angular momentum can be advected from one to another due to the viscous shear flow at the drop interface. It remains elusive what the corresponding mechanism is in inviscid quantum...
Despite being a quantum two-fluid system, superfluid helium-4 (He II) is observed to behave similarly to classical fluids when a flow is generated by mechanical forcing. This similarity has brought up the feasibility of utilizing He II...
It is a common view that rotational motion in a superfluid can exist only in the presence of topological defects, i.e., quantized vortices. However, in our numerical studies on the merging of two concentric Bose-Einstein condensates with...
In inviscid quantum fluids like superfluid 4He (He II) and Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs), rotational motion can occur when quantized vortex lines are present. A chaotic tangle of vortices then induces quantum turbulence (QT), ...
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