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September 10, 1990

What Happens Near Absolute Zero?

Dr. Douglas Osheroff
Stanford University

Darwin 103
4:00 PM

Award Recipient: MacArthur Fellow, Nobel Prize

Dr. Douglas Osheroff of Stanford University will describe current research in the properties of helium three near absolute zero, including superfluidity and nuclear antiferromagnetism.