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Influence of Magnetic Scattering on Superfluidity of 3He in Nematic Aerogel

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arxiv 1710.03097 v1 pith:NPWJ7CF3 submitted 2017-10-09 cond-mat.supr-con

V.V. Dmitriev , A.A. Soldatov , A.N. Yudin This is my paper · ORCID
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We report results of experiments with superfluid 3He confined in aerogels with parallel strands which lead to anisotropic scattering of 3He quasiparticles. We vary boundary conditions for the scattering by covering the strands by different numbers of atomic 4He layers and observe that the superfluid phase diagram and the nature of superfluid phases strongly depend on the coverage. We assume that the main reason of these phenomena is a magnetic channel of the scattering which becomes important at low coverages. Our results show that the magnetic channel also may be important in other Fermi systems with the triplet pairing.

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