Explicit Relativistic Vortex Solutions for Cool Two-Constituent Superfluid Dynamics
Brandon Carter, David Langlois

TL;DR
This paper presents explicit stationary vortex solutions for a cool two-component superfluid, analyzing their impact on the stress-energy tensor, advancing understanding of superfluid vortex dynamics.
Contribution
It introduces a class of explicit solutions for vortex configurations in a two-component superfluid with phonons, characterized by constants of integration.
Findings
Derived explicit vortex solutions for superfluids with phonons.
Computed the asymptotic stress-energy contribution of vortices.
Provided a framework for analyzing vortex effects in superfluid dynamics.
Abstract
We give a class of explicit solutions for the stationary and cylindrically symmetric vortex configurations for a ``cool'' two-component superfluid (i.e. superfluid with an ideal gas of phonons). Each solution is characterized only by a set of (true) constants of integration. We then compute the effective asymptotic contribution of the vortex to the stress energy tensor by comparison with a uniform reference state without vortex.
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