Filament formation by impurities embedding into superfluid helium

The hydrogen molecules embedded in superfluid helium as a gas jet are shown to form long thin filaments. These filaments survived under a helium transition to anormal phase demonstrating their conjugated entity. The concentration of an impurity in the core of the vortex may be the mechanism of the impurity coalescence providing a cotton-like structure of the condensate obtained by introducing an impurity-containing gas helium jet to He-II. The text was submitted by the authors in English.