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Electron bubbles in helium clusters. II. Probing superfluidity
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2006In this paper we present calculations of electron tunneling times from the ground electronic state of excess electron bubbles in (He4)N clusters (N=6500–107, cluster radius R=41.5–478Å), where the equilibrium bubble radius varies in the range Rb=13.5–17.0Å.
Michael, Rosenblit, Joshua, Jortner
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Roton-pair creation by electron bubbles in helium
Physical Review B, 1995Electrons in superfluid helium form cavities that displace hundreds of atoms. These ``electron bubbles'' characteristically emit rotons in pairs when accelerated by an electric field. As no symmetry prevents the emission of single rotons, this has long been a mystery.
, Lenosky, , Elser
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2D Electron Bubbles in Gaseous Helium
Journal of Low Temperature Physics, 2005The structure of 2D electron bubbles in gaseous helium is discussed. These cavities appear under the condition ng > nc, where nc ≈ 1020 cm−3 is much less than the critical helium gas density for the appearance of 3D electron bubbles. Far from the critical density, the 2D bubble trapping energy is practically a linear function of ng. Experiment confirms
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On the migration of helium bubbles
Radiation Effects, 1983(1983). On the migration of helium bubbles. Radiation Effects: Vol. 78, No. 1-4, pp. 381-383.
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Helium bubble growth in tungsten nanotendrils
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2023Yingzhao He, Zhangcan Yang
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Helium gas bubbles in vanadium
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 1973M. Heerschap +3 more
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Helium bubbles in palladium tritide
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 1983G.J. Thomas, J.M. Mintz
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Influence of Bubbles on the Energy Conversion Efficiency of Electrochemical Reactors
Joule, 2020Peter van der Linde +2 more
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Mass Transfer at the Ocean–Atmosphere Interface: The Role of Wave Breaking, Droplets, and Bubbles
Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics, 2022Luc Deike
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