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Kelvin wave propagation along vortex cores - Nature Physics

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By Jason Barckicke, Eric Falcon, Christophe Gissinger
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Abstract Kelvin waves are the most fundamental excitations that propagate along vortex lines, and they play a central role in the redistribution of energy and the stability of rotating flows. They are believed to underpin key processes in both classical and quantum turbulence, from the decay of vortex tangles in superfluid helium to dissipation mechanisms in atmospheric vortices.
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