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Long-lived induction signal in superfluid /sup 3/He-B

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The frequency of the long-lived induction signal in /sup 3/He-B depends on the time, and the rate of change of this frequency increases with increasing field gradient as discussed by the authors.
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The frequency of the ''long-lived'' induction signal in /sup 3/He-B depends on the time, and the rate of change of this frequency increases with increasing field gradient. Experiments confirm Fomin's theoretical explanation of this phenomenon, according to which a /sup 3/He-B sample in which a uniform magnetization precession is excited breaks up into two phases. In one, the magnetization is parallel to the field and does not precess; in the other, the magnetization precesses with a deflection angle of approximately 104/sup 0/.

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