We investigate the effect of roton backflow on the scattering of atoms, rotons, and phonons at the free surface of superfluid 4He at T=0 K by including backflow semiphenomenologically in the form of a backflow potential in the theory of Sobnack, Inkson, and Fung [M. B. Sobnack, J. C. Inkson, and J. C. H. Fung, Phys. Rev. B 60, 3465 (1999)]. We assume that all the surface scattering processes are elastic and that the quasiparticles and atoms are incident with fixed parallel momenta to the free surface. We calculate probabilities for the various one-to-one surface scattering processes allowed for a range of energies and compare the scattering rates with those obtained when backflow is neglected
We have obtained new information on the elementary excitations in superfluid He-4 by studying local ...
What is a roton? The existence of rotons, the particle-like excitations that carry much of the therm...
A single pulse time of flight technique has been used to determine the drift velocity v of the negat...
Light waves carry quantised energy and momentum. The analogous quantisation of sound waves in conden...
We study the problem of surface scattering in (4)Helium at T = 0K. Starting with the microscopic sup...
Theory of superfluid 4He shows that, due to strong correlations and backflow effects, the density pr...
We have extended the shadow wave function for excited states by including an explicit backflow term ...
Many models of a roton in superfluid He-4 have been proposed over the years but no general consensus...
Backflow is the phenomenon that the probability current of a quantum particle on the line can flow i...
Based on a hard-sphere model for superfluid helium we derive a microscopic theory for quasiparticle ...
In this work we perform an ab-initio study of an ideal two-dimensional sample of 4He atoms, a model ...
We give new information on the excitations in superfluid He-4. By a variational computation we obtai...
Contains reports on three research projects.Joint Services Electronics Programs (U. S. Army, U. S. N...
We report the first experiments in which 5-MeV alpha particles are detected via evaporation from a b...
A new physical model of liquid He^4 based on the hypothesis that rotons behave like tiny quantized c...
We have obtained new information on the elementary excitations in superfluid He-4 by studying local ...
What is a roton? The existence of rotons, the particle-like excitations that carry much of the therm...
A single pulse time of flight technique has been used to determine the drift velocity v of the negat...
Light waves carry quantised energy and momentum. The analogous quantisation of sound waves in conden...
We study the problem of surface scattering in (4)Helium at T = 0K. Starting with the microscopic sup...
Theory of superfluid 4He shows that, due to strong correlations and backflow effects, the density pr...
We have extended the shadow wave function for excited states by including an explicit backflow term ...
Many models of a roton in superfluid He-4 have been proposed over the years but no general consensus...
Backflow is the phenomenon that the probability current of a quantum particle on the line can flow i...
Based on a hard-sphere model for superfluid helium we derive a microscopic theory for quasiparticle ...
In this work we perform an ab-initio study of an ideal two-dimensional sample of 4He atoms, a model ...
We give new information on the excitations in superfluid He-4. By a variational computation we obtai...
Contains reports on three research projects.Joint Services Electronics Programs (U. S. Army, U. S. N...
We report the first experiments in which 5-MeV alpha particles are detected via evaporation from a b...
A new physical model of liquid He^4 based on the hypothesis that rotons behave like tiny quantized c...
We have obtained new information on the elementary excitations in superfluid He-4 by studying local ...
What is a roton? The existence of rotons, the particle-like excitations that carry much of the therm...
A single pulse time of flight technique has been used to determine the drift velocity v of the negat...