Journal of Physics C Solid State Physics · 1972 · 928 citations · 9 references
Quantum LiquidEngineeringSuperfluid DensitySuperconductivityThermodynamicsDimensional SuperfluidMaterials SciencePhysicsSolid MechanicsDislocation TheoryRange OrderBose-einstein CondensationSolid-state PhysicDislocation InteractionDimensional SolidsApplied PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsContinuum ModelingCritical Phenomenon
Dislocation theory is used to define long range order for two dimensional solids. An ordered state exists at low temperatures, and the rigidity modulus is nonzero at the transition temperature. Similar arguments show that the superfluid density is nonzero at the transition temperature of a two dimensional superfluid.
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