Existence and Stability of Spinning Embedded Vortices
Leandros Perivolaropoulos
Abstract
I show the existence of a new type of vortex solution which is non-static but stationary and carries angular momentum. This spinning vortex can be embedded in models with trivial vacuum topology like a model with SU(2)global× U(1)local → U(1)global symmetry breaking. The stability properties of the embedded spinning vortex are also studied in detail and it is shown that stability improves drastically as angular momentum increases. The implications of this result for vortices embedded in the standard electroweak model are under study.
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