What if the vortex laser tunnelled through a condensate and created long vortices to the center. The condensate may have vortices in them if the tunnels that the laser create by spinning about the axis of the central vortex in the laser. If many beams are directed at a spherical collection of condensate and the condensate were magnetic with containment, the space between beams might bulge along the length of parallel vortices, due to repulsive effects of a magnetic condensate. Then the bulge would form tori in the vortices, and an array of tori may form.

 

They create vortices in the lab by stirring the condensate in circular paths with a regular laser. The vortex laser, however, spins along the axis of the central beam.

Edited April 28, 20178 yr by t686

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