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VOLUME 98 (2013) | ISSUE 12 | PAGE 967
Crystallization waves
DOI: 10.7868/S0370274X13240211
Abstract
Melting-freezing wave is a peculiar phenomenon taking place on a surface of quantum crystal. This wave can propagate due to the extremely fast growth dynamics of the suface and due to the non-dissipative mass transport provided by the superfluid surrounding a crystal. This short paper reviews the studies of crystallization waves starting from their theoretical prediction and the first experimental observation by Alexander Parshin and his colleagues.