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Weak-strong uniqueness for the Pitaevskii model
Weak-strong uniqueness. The weak and strong solutions are identical almost everywhere in . This is presented as an open question for the Navier–Stokes–nonlinear-…
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London's conjecture on Bose–Einstein condensation in liquid helium
Let liquid helium undergo its superfluid transition, and let Bose–Einstein condensation (BEC) mean macroscopic occupation of a single-particle quantum state. London's conjecture. B…
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The superfluid component of the instanton-driven strong-coupling phase
Instanton superfluidity conjecture. The instanton-driven strong-coupling phase possesses a kind of superfluid component.
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The superfluid interpretation of the Douglas–Kazakov transition
Superfluid interpretation conjecture. The DK transition can be interpreted as the emergence of a superfluid component in the strong-coupling phase.
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Roton-instability conjecture for translational superfluids
A translational superfluid is a system whose superfluidity concerns translational motion. Its excitation spectrum is the spectrum of elementary excitations, and its infimum as a fu…
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The zero-momentum characterization of superfluids
Consider a fluid phase with total momentum , and let denote the probability that the total momentum lies in a momentum-space neighborhood…
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The conjecture identifying the zero-momentum state with the superfluid component
Let denote the total momentum of an infinite quantum system and let be the superfluid transition temperature. Zero-momentum component conjecture. Below…
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The conjecture on zero total momentum in superfluids
Let denote the total momentum of an infinite interacting quantum system in a superfluid phase. Zero-momentum superfluid conjecture. Below the superfluid transition temper…