Drag Force and Hess-Fairbank Effect in the One-Dimensional Bose Gas
Different aspects of superfluidity in one dimension (1D) are discussed in this paper. It is shown that the Hess-Fairbank effect takes place in 1D at zero temperature. In particular, the rotational inertia of an interacting 1D Bose gas in a finite ring is zero. Nevertheless, our results indicate that the frictionless motion of impurities depends sensitively on the strength of interactions in the gas. In general, this is possible only in a limit of weak interactions. We obtain the phase diagram of frictionless motion for the gas immersed into a moving shallow optical lattice. In this case the drag force, a quantitative measure of superfluidity, can be zero at specific values of lattice velocity and the gas density even for strong interactions.