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Landau's Two-Fluid Model describes Superfluid helium as a mixture of two interpenetrating fluids: a Normal Fluid Component that carries Entropy and heat, and a Superfluid Component that flows without viscosity or Thermal Resistance. This groundbreaking model captures the Peculiar behaviors of superfluidity, including Frictionless Flow and Quantized Vortices, by characterizing the interplay between the Two distinct fluid phases.
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