It is shown that the presence of delta functions in the dynamic struct
ure factor S((q) over bar,omega) of a Bose fluid at zero temperature T
implies the presence of a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC). Thus, the d
elta function phonon and roton peaks observed in liquid He-4 as T -->
0 imply the presence of a BEC. It is suggested that rotons are density
oscillations, which are well defined at wavelengths less than the ave
rage interparticle separation in the superfluid, due to the existence
of a long range structure in the many particle wave function.