Influence of helium I layer formation on the copper-helium-4 Kapitza resistance at helium II bath temperatures
The transient Kapitza resistance between copper and helium II caused by a step input in power has been studied near 2 K. The resistance is affected by formation of a helium I layer whose thickness, of the order 10−4–10−5 cm, is evaluated as a function of the heat flux density.
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| description | The transient Kapitza resistance between copper and helium II caused by a step input in power has been studied near 2 K. The resistance is affected by formation of a helium I layer whose thickness, of the order 10−4–10−5 cm, is evaluated as a function of the heat flux density. |
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