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On the phase transition of He II to He I in the presence of macroscopic motion

The theory of L. D. Landau is used to conduct a hydrodynamic and thermodynamic examination of a number of issues related to the phase transition of He II to He I in the presence of macroscopic motion. In particular, it is shown that the transition in rotating helium is a first-order transition.