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Noncommutative vortices and beach waves

G. Cruz

L.R. Juárez

A. A. Minzoni

M. Rosenbaum

IIMAS-FENOMEC, UNAM

Frontiers in Nonlinear Wavesin honor of Vladimir Zakharov's 70th birthday

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Pelinovsky, Kevrekidis, Frantzeskikis 2005

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Circular vortex

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Peierls-Nabarro potential

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Static vortex

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Peierls-Nabarro potential

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Noncommutative NLS equation

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Strominger 2000.

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Lindstrom-Rocek 2003

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Modulation equations

The last expression is the equation of motion for the peak of the vortex, analogous to a particle in a Peierls-Nabarro potential.

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Large vortex with low energy

The vortex moves in the lattice generated by the *-product.

The fixed points are the equilibrium positions

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