Vortex Rings and Lieb Modes in a Cylindrical Bose-Einstein Condensate
S. Komineas, N. Papanicolaou
Abstract
We present a calculation of a solitary wave propagating along a cylindrical Bose-Einstein trap, which is found to be a hybrid of a one-dimensional (1D) soliton and a three-dimensional (3D) vortex ring. The calculated energy-momentum dispersion exhibits characteristics similar to those of a mode proposed sometime ago by Lieb within a 1D model, as well as some rotonlike features.
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