On the -point for classical gases and superfluidity in nanotubes
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On the \(\lambda \)-point for classical gases and superfluidity in nanotubes
On the \(\lambda \)-point for classical gases and superfluidity in nanotubes
Recommendations
- Refinement of a criterion for superfluidity of a classical liquid in a nanotube
- Undistinguishing statistics of objectively distinguishable objects: thermodynamics and superfluidity of classical gas
- Superfluidity of classical liquid in a nanotube for even and odd numbers of neutrons in a molecule
- On the superfluidity of classical liquid in nanotubes. I: Case of even number of neutrons
- On the superfluidity of classical liquid in nanotubes. IV.
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- On a general theorem of set theory leading to the Gibbs, Bose-Einstein, and Pareto distributions as well as to the Zipf-Mandelbrot law for the stock market
- On the superfluidity of classical liquid in nanotubes. I: Case of even number of neutrons
- Quasi-particles associated with Lagrangian manifolds and (in the ergodic case) with constant energy manifolds corresponding to semiclassical self-consistent fields. V
- Quasi-particles associated with Lagrangian manifolds corresponding to classical self-consistent fields. I
- Quasi-particles associated with Lagrangian manifolds corresponding to classical self-consistent fields. II
- Quasi-particles associated with Lagrangian manifolds corresponding to semiclassical self-consistent fields. IV
- Thermodynamics of fluids for a relativistic gas as a consequence of distribution theory for Diophantine equations
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