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An equilibrium superfluid is usually modelled by a Bose gas below its transition temperature. Here we compute rigorously the deviation from normality of the angular-momentum fluctuations, and prove that the extremal phases, or the extremal equilibrium state components, show normal behaviour, except for special boundary conditions.
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