Zero Modes of Rotationally Symmetric Generalized Vortices and Vortex Scattering
J. Burzlaff, D.H. Tchrakian

TL;DR
This paper investigates zero modes of rotationally symmetric vortices in generalized Abelian Higgs models, revealing that n vortices have 2n modes and exhibit a /n rotational symmetry during head-on collisions.
Contribution
It demonstrates that all such vortices possess 2n zero modes and formulates a symmetric Cauchy problem for vortex scattering, advancing understanding of vortex dynamics.
Findings
n vortices have 2n zero modes
Vortex scattering solutions exhibit /n symmetry
Formulation of a symmetric Cauchy problem for vortex collisions
Abstract
Zero modes of rotationally symmetric vortices in a hierarchy of generalized Abelian Higgs models are studied. Under the finite-energy and the smoothness condition, it is shown, that in all models, self-dual vortices superimposed at the origin have modes. The relevance of these modes for vortex scattering is discussed, first in the context of the slow-motion approximation. Then a corresponding Cauchy problem for an all head-on collision of vortices is formulated. It is shown that the solution of this Cauchy problem has a symmetry.
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