Posted by heligone on Jun 25, 2014 | 2 comments
On this purely deterministic superfluid simulation of a dotwave in a harmonic potential ( dot attached to a spring, no viscous dissipation, D=0), the dot has successive clockwise and anti-clockwise circle-like motions, separated by intermittences with null mean angular momentum
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Intermittences, Spin Inversions
On this purely deterministic superfluid simulation of a dotwave in a
harmonic potential ( dot attached to a spring, no viscous dissipation,
D=0), the dot has successive clockwise and anti-clockwise circle-like
motions, separated by intermittences with null mean angular momentum.
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