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Sevryuk, Mikhail B., Toennies, J. Peter, Ceperley, David M. (2010) Why are para-hydrogen clusters superfluid? A quantum theorem of corresponding states study. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 133 (6). 64505pp. doi:10.1063/1.3458640

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TitleWhy are para-hydrogen clusters superfluid? A quantum theorem of corresponding states study
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsSevryuk, Mikhail B.Author
Toennies, J. PeterAuthor
Ceperley, David M.Author
Year2010 (August 14)Volume133
Issue6
PublisherAIP Publishing
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Plain TextSevryuk, Mikhail B., Toennies, J. Peter, Ceperley, David M. (2010) Why are para-hydrogen clusters superfluid? A quantum theorem of corresponding states study. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 133 (6). 64505pp. doi:10.1063/1.3458640
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