Abstract

For arbitrary hydrodynamic flow in circular annulus we introduce the two circle theorem, allowing us to construct the flow from a given one in infinite plane. Our construction is based on q-periodic analytic functions for complex potential, leading to fixed scale-invariant complex velocity, where q is determined by geometry of the region. Self-similar fractal structure of the flow with q-periodic modulation as solution of q-difference equation is studied. For one point vortex problem in circular annulus by fixing singular points we find solution in terms of q-elementary functions. Considering image points in complex plane as a phase space for qubit coherent states we construct Fibonacci and Lucas type entangled N-qubit states. Complex Fibonacci curve related to this construction shows reach set of geometric patterns.

Highlights

  • Method of Images The problem of vortex images in circular annulus was formulated by Poincare [1] and solved by q-elementary functions in [2]

  • In the present paper we are generalizing these results by studying arbitrary hydrodynamic flow in annular domain bounded by two concentric circles

  • We describe the method of images implications for quantum qubit states

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Introduction

Method of Images The problem of vortex images in circular annulus was formulated by Poincare [1] and solved by q-elementary functions in [2]. It was shown that all images are ordered in geometric progression and are determined by singularities of q-logarithmmic and q-exponential functions. By this approach we solved one and two vortex problems in circular annulus [3] and found regular polygon type N vortex configurations [2]. In the present paper we are generalizing these results by studying arbitrary hydrodynamic flow in annular domain bounded by two concentric circles. We formulate general two circle theorem and find self-similar structure of the flow. We describe the method of images implications for quantum qubit states

Two dimensional stationary flow
Two circles theorem
Jackson complex q-Integral Representation
Elliptic functions
Complex Fibonacci polynomials
Complex Fibonacci curve
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