Abstract

It is known that nested states composed of ring-shaped hidden vorticity quantum droplets (QDs) with topological charges (S2=−S1, referred to as hidden vorticity) are stable in binary Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs). However, this nested multiring states with hidden vorticity are very extreme cases. Hence, the nested patterns with different topological charges are worth studying. In this paper, we use the imaginary-time-integration method to obtain for the first time the ring-shaped QDs with high topological charge (up to S2=15) in a radially periodic potential. We analyzed in detail the influence of the modulation depth on the stability of the ring-shaped QDs. The trapping capacity of the troughs is studied with fixed modulation depth. Finally, we obtain the nested patterns constructed by ring-shaped QDs with different topological charges, greatly expanding the encoding of topological states. The results provide reference for designing data storage devices using vortex topology charges.

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