Exact N-vortex solutions to the Ginzburg-Landau equations for kappa=1/sqrt(2)
Alexander V. Efanov
Abstract
The N-vortex solutions to the two-dimensional Ginzburg - Landau equations for the kappa=1/(2) parameter are built. The exact solutions are derived for the vortices with large numbers of the magnetic flux quanta. The size of vortex core is supposed to be much greater than the magnetic field penetration depth. In this limiting case the problem is reduced to the determination of vortex core shape. The corresponding nonlinear boundary problem is solved by means of the methods of the theory of analytic functions.
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