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Two-Fluid Model for Anisotropic Superfluids

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Introduction Action Principle Classic Approach Sound Propagation Anisotropy<br />

Eigenmodes and Associated Motions<br />

modes do not decouple<br />

( ∂p<br />

∂¯s ) ˜ρ<br />

◮<br />

◮<br />

δ ˜ρ<br />

δ¯s =<br />

u‖,⊥ 2 ∂p<br />

−(<br />

∂ ˜ρ)¯s<br />

= r<br />

r coupling strength of the two modes<br />

motion along the direction of wave propagation<br />

◮<br />

◮<br />

δvn = νδv s ‖ ê q‖,⊥<br />

ν determines in-phase/out-of-phase motion<br />

(α−β¯s 0 ˜ρ 0 )ρ n0‖,⊥<br />

◮ ν =<br />

( ) )<br />

◮ α = ∂p<br />

∂ ˜ρ<br />

˜ρ 0 α−ρ s0‖,⊥ (α−˜ρ 0¯s 0 β)<br />

¯s r + (<br />

∂p<br />

∂¯s<br />

˜ρ , β = (<br />

∂T<br />

∂ ˜ρ<br />

)<br />

¯s r + ( ∂T<br />

∂¯s<br />

)<br />

˜ρ<br />

<strong>Two</strong>-<strong>Fluid</strong> <strong>Model</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Anisotropic</strong> <strong>Superfluids</strong><br />

Carolin Wille

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