Experimentally observed properties of liquid 3He as a superfluid

[tomnomnom]

Hey everyone,

I'm currently taking a thermal physics course and have been assigned a research paper about the thermodynamically arguable aspects of experimentally observed properties of the 3He superfluid. I have been searching for many different sources but have only found a few worthwhile ones, all of which focus more on the theory behind 3He as a superfluid.

My hope is that some of you can point me to some overarching journal articles that address the superfluid's thermodynamic properties as observed by experimentation. I'm meeting with my professor tomorrow to do that as well as have him check my current sources for clarity, but I could use as much help as possible.

For reference, I have amassed the following sources:

Evidence for a new Phase of Solid He3 (D.D. Osheroff et al., PRL, vol 28, #14)

Interpretation of Recent Results on He3 below 3mK: A New Liquid Phase? (A.J. Leggett, PRL, vol 29, #18)

Nobel Lecture: Superfluid 3He: the early days as seen by a theorist (A.J. Leggett, Reviews of Modern Physics, vol 76, Jul 2004)

The Extraordinary phases of liquid 3He (David M. Lee, Reviews of Modern Physics, vol 69, #3, Jul 1997)

Thanks!

 

[BigJDubs]

You could also look into the following papers for more information on thermodynamic properties of the 3He superfluid:Phase Transitions in Liquid 3He (R.B. Hallock, Reviews of Modern Physics, vol 70, #3 Jul 1998) The Superfluidity of 3He: The Helicopter Experiment and Beyond (H.J. Maris, Reviews of Modern Physics, vol 71, #1 Jan 1999)Thermal Properties of Superfluid 3He (R.B. Hallock and E.V. Thuneberg, Reviews of Modern Physics, vol 81, #1 Jan 2009) The Superfluid Phases of Liquid 3He (A.F. Andreev and I.M. Khalatnikov, Reviews of Modern Physics, vol 47, #4 Oct 1975)