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The dynamic structure factor S(k,{ω}) of dense helium at 39.3 K ({}8Tc) and 114 bar is measured by inelastic neutron scattering for wave numbers 3{≤}k{≤}24 nm^-1. In contrast to dense noble-gas fluids at T2Tc, the present S(k,{ω}) can be described completely by the viscoelastic model, in which S(k,{ω}) is determined for each k by its zeroth, second, and fourth frequency moment and by one decay rate (that of the microscopic momentum flux).
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Montfrooij et al. (1991) studied this question.
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