Quantum Vortices in a Boundary Layer: New Results and Perspectives

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2608.02057v1
• Date: Mon, 03 Aug 2026 10:52:43 GMT
• Title: Quantum Vortices in a Boundary Layer: New Results and Perspectives
• Abstract summary: vortex energy spectrum, $E = E(bf p)$, where $bf p$ is the total momentum of a vortex ring.<n>In certain quantum states, the system shows the possibility of both negative and positive effective mass filaments existing.
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• Abstract: Here, we investigate the motion of a thin circular quantum vortex filament near the infinite planar surface. The fluid surrounding this surface moves with a non-zero velocity $\bf{v}$, which is parallel to the surface. We study the specific features of this quantum system and show that they are quite suitable for the boundary layer theory. The developed model allows us to calculate the vortex energy spectrum, $E = E({\bf p})$, where ${\bf p}$ is the total momentum of a vortex ring. We have demonstrated that this function has complex non-trivial dependence on the velocity $\bf{v}$. It is stated that the inverse effective mass of a vortex under consideration is of a tensorial nature. In certain quantum states, the system shows the possibility of both negative and positive effective mass existing. This study employs a novel quantization method for classical closed vortex filaments, developed by the author earlier.

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