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SUMMARY:A.E. Kulagin (Tomsk Polytechnic University\, Tomsk\, Russia. V.E. 
 Zuev Institute of Atmospheric Optics\, Tomsk\, Russia.)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/mmandim/108/
 ">Solutions to the nonlinear Schrodinger equation with an anti-Hermitian t
 erm\, localized on curves\, and quasi steady vortex states</a>\nby A.E. Ku
 lagin (Tomsk Polytechnic University\, Tomsk\, Russia. V.E. Zuev Institute 
 of Atmospheric Optics\, Tomsk\, Russia.) as part of Mathematical models an
 d integration methods\n\n\nAbstract\nSpeaking about semiclassically locali
 zed solutions to the Schrödinger equation\, we mean the class of asymptot
 ic solutions that are obtained for the linear Schrödinger equation by the
  Maslov complex germ method [1\,2\,3]. Such solutions are localized in a n
 eighbourhood of the trajectory in the phase space (point for any fixed tim
 e) that is determined by solutions to the Hamilton system (classical equat
 ions). Such approach was also generalized for nonlinear equations [4].\nIn
  our report\, we consider the Cauchy problem where the solutions to the Sc
 hrödinger equation with a nonlocal nonlinearity are localized in a neighb
 orhood of the evolving curve. Also\, we add the anti-Hermitian terms that 
 allows us to consider the dissipative effects. Such problem is solved usin
 g the transition to the space of variables of higher dimension\, where we 
 can apply elements of the Maslov complex germ method. Asymptotic solutions
  to the original problem are the projection of the solutions in the extend
 ed space to the original space. The formalism proposed becomes applicable 
 to the problem of the vortex lattice formation in condensed media with col
 lective excitations. It is shown that such process includes the semiclassi
 cal stage that is treated as the quasi steady vortex state. The evolution 
 of such states is mainly determined by the slow deformation of the semicla
 ssical localization curve. The report is based on the paper [5].\n\nThis i
 s joint work with A.V. Shapovalov.\n\n[1] V.P. Maslov\, The Complex WKB Me
 thod for Nonlinear Equations (I. Linear Theory. Birkhauser Verlag\, Basel\
 , 1994).\n\n[2] V.V. Belov\, S.Y. Dobrokhotov\, Semiclassical Maslov asymp
 totics with complex phases. I. General approach. Theor. Math. Phys. 92(2)\
 , 843–868 (1992).\n\n[3] V.G. Bagrov\, V.V. Belov\, A.Y. Trifonov\, Semi
 classical trajectory-coherent approximation in quantum mechanics I. High-o
 rder corrections to multidimensional time-dependent equations of Schrödin
 ger type. Ann. Phys. 246(2)\, 231–290 (1996).\n\n[4] V.V. Belov\, A.Y. T
 rifonov\, A.V. Shapovalov\, The trajectory-coherent approximation and the 
 system of moments for the Hartree type equation. Int. J. Math. Math. Sci. 
 32(6)\, 325–370 (2002).\n\n[5] Kulagin\, A.\, Shapovalov\, A. Semiclassi
 cal states localized on a one-dimensional manifold and governed by the non
 local NLSE with an anti-Hermitian term. Eur. Phys. J. Plus 141\, 14 (2026)
 . https://doi.org/10.1140/epjp/s13360-025-07236-6\n
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