Thirty-minute coherence in free induction decay signals in superfluid He-3-B.

Fisher, Shaun N. and Guénault, A.M. and Hale, A. J. and Pickett, George R. and Reeves, P. A. and Tvalashvili, G. (2000) Thirty-minute coherence in free induction decay signals in superfluid He-3-B. Journal of Low Temperature Physics, 121 (5-6). pp. 303-308. ISSN 0022-2291

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Abstract

The persistent induction signal (PIS) is an extremely long lived NMR mode in, the B-phase of superfluid He-3. The first signals observed lived for zip to 25s following a moderate NMR tipping pulse, but were found to be highly irreproducible. Here we present new measurements obtained in, a smooth sapphire cell designed to achieve the lowest possible temperatures. The signals observed in this cell are quite reproducible but are only excited over a restricted range of magnetic field gradients. The free induction signals exceed 30 minutes at the lowest temperatures.

Item Type:
Journal Article
Journal or Publication Title:
Journal of Low Temperature Physics
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Subjects:
?? HELIUM-3SUPERFLUIDSPIN PRECESSIONPHYSICSMATERIALS SCIENCE(ALL)ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS, AND OPTICSCONDENSED MATTER PHYSICSQC PHYSICS ??
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23576
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Deposited On:
02 Feb 2009 15:12
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Yes
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Published
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