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We have made simultaneous torsional oscillator and transverse cw NMR (at ˜165kHz) studies of the superfluid phase of 3He in aerogel glasses of 1% and 2% of solid density. NMR occurs over a range of frequency extending from the Larmor frequency to higher values, but is strongly peaked at the Larmor value. This behavior, together with the magnetic-field independence of the effective superfluid density, provides convincing evidence for a B-phase state with an ň texture, in our spherical geometry, governed by the same energetic considerations as for bulk superfluid 3He-B. © 1999 The American Physical Society.

Original publication

DOI

10.1103/PhysRevLett.83.1367

Type

Journal article

Journal

Physical Review Letters

Publication Date

01/01/1999

Volume

83

Pages

1367 - 1370