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We have detected a new type of resonance in superfluid4He. This involves the adiabatic motion of the superfluid in and out of a superleak sealed at one end. We detect the resonance by measuring the temperature oscillations of the superleak. These measurements yield the superfluid fraction of confined helium. We compare data for a 2113Å planar superleak with earlier results obtained using a torsional oscillator technique, and a similar confinement geometry.
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Supported by the NSF: DMR9214010, DMR9623831.
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Gasparini, F.M., Mehta, S. & Wang, X. Adiabatic fountain resonance. Czech J Phys 46 (Suppl 1), 81–82 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02569456
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