Publications by authors named "JC Wheatley"

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Measurement of thermal accommodation of spin-polarized hydrogen on a saturated 4He film at 0.18-0.4 K.
J Helffrich, MP Maley, M Krusius, JC Wheatley

Phys Rev B Condens Matter· November 1986

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Velocity of propagation of the 3He-A-B interface in hypercooled 3He-A.
DS Buchanan, GW Swift, JC Wheatley

Phys Rev Lett· July 1986

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Critical dynamics at a Hopf bifurcation to oscillatory Rayleigh-Bénard convection.
RE Ecke, H Haucke, Y Maeno, JC Wheatley

Phys Rev A Gen Phys· March 1986

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Transition to oscillatory convection in a 3He-superfluid-4He mixture.
Y Maeno, H Haucke, JC Wheatley

Phys Rev Lett· January 1985

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Some heat engine cycles in which liquids can work.
P C Allen, D N Paulson, J C Wheatley

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· January 1981

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Stationary convection in dilute solutions of He in superfluid He.
P A Warkentin, H J Haucke, P Lucas, J C Wheatley

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· December 1980

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Principles of liquids working in heat engines.
P C Allen, W R Knight, D N Paulson, J C Wheatley

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· January 1980

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Superconducting switch for large heat flow below 50 mK.
M Krusius, D N Paulson, J C Wheatley

Rev Sci Instrum· March 1978

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Millikelvin Temperatures Measured with a Noise Thermometer: Brownian motion in electrical circuits has been used to measure temperatures as low as 2 millikelvins.
J C Wheatley, R A Webb

Science· October 1973

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