Necklace-like Vortex Bound State in Condensates
- Necklace-like VBS is a ring-shaped arrangement of vortex-localized states defined by intercomponent interactions in Bose–Einstein condensates and superconductors.
- In Bose–Einstein condensates, vortex cores form multi-well potentials that trap localized density peaks through intercomponent coupling.
- In superconductors, angular modulation of the local density of states creates a 'necklace' of bright spots via interference among CdGM states.
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