Vortex lines or sheets - what is formed in dynamic drives?
V. B. Eltsov, R. Blaauwgeers, N. B. Kopnin, M. Krusius, J. J. Ruohio, R. Schanen, E. V. Thuneberg
Abstract
In isotropic macroscopic quantum systems vortex lines can be formed while in anisotropic systems also vortex sheets are possible. Based on measurements of superfluid 3He-A, we present the principles which select between these two competing forms of quantized vorticity: sheets displace lines if the frequency of the external field exceeds a critical limit. The resulting topologically stable state consists of multiple vortex sheets and has much faster dynamics than the state with vortex lines.
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