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Critical velocity and dissipation mechanism in finite superfluid $^4$He nanodroplets
A hallmark of superfluidity is the frictionless motion of an object below the Landau critical velocity; Whether this concept applies to nanoscale droplets remains unclear. Using time-dependent density functional theory, we investigate the motion of a sodium atom on the surface and inside a superflui
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