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We have investigated the dynamic structure factor of room-temperature ³⁶Ar at two densities (0.25 and 0.63 times the critical) and at very low momentum transfer (0.31.3 nm^-1). Linearized hydrodynamics agrees with the experimental data only at the higher density and {κ}1 nm^-1. However, the description in terms of three extended hydrodynamic modes is fully satisfactory at both densities over the whole {κ} range. We provide the first experimental evidence that the concept of extended hydrodynamic modes is valid for the whole range from hydrodynamics up into the kinetic regime.
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