On minima of sum of theta functions and Mueller-Ho Conjecture
arXiv:2004.13882 · doi:10.1007/s00205-021-01725-5
Abstract
Let and be the theta function associated with the lattice . In this paper we consider the following pair of minimization problems where the parameter represents the competition of two intertwining lattices. We find that as varies the optimal lattices admit a novel pattern: they move from rectangular (the ratio of long and short side changes from to 1), square, rhombus (the angle changes from to ) to hexagonal; furthermore, there exists a closed interval of such that the optimal lattices is always square lattice. This is in sharp contrast to optimal lattice shapes for single theta function ( case), for which the hexagonal lattice prevails. As a consequence, we give a partial answer to optimal lattice arrangements of vortices in competing systems of Bose-Einstein condensates as conjectured (and numerically and experimentally verified) by Mueller-Ho \cite{Mue2002}.
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