Long-time stability of hierarchical point vortex configurations
Slim Ibrahim, Shengyi Shen
Abstract
In this paper, we investigate the dynamics and long-time stability of hierarchical configurations in an N-point vortex system on R2 and in simply connected domains, without the Cantor-set restriction inherent in KAM theory. Since the Hamiltonian perturbation lacks a standard power-series expansion in the usual normalized variables, we develop a modified Birkhoff normal form based on successive ratios of adjacent variables, tailored to the hierarchical structure. A key feature is the preservation of the resulting natural exponent structure throughout the normal form procedure. Consequently, for n sufficiently large, the hierarchical configuration persists for times of order at least -(n-2(N-1)).
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