Measurements of the conduction of heat between solids and liquid helium-Kapitza conductance-point to the existence of an anomalously large acoustic transmission coefficient at high frequencies ( approximately 100 GHz). The dependence of this coefficient on frequency and on the properties of the solid are discussed together with recent theoretical work on this problem.
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L. J. Challis (1974) studied this question.
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