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This paper deals with an idealised description of the self-induced dynamics of a closed line vortex in a Eulerian fluid, based on Batchelor's approach [\textit{G. K. Batchelor}, An introduction to fluid dynamics, 2nd ed. pbk, Cambridge Univ. Press (1999; Zbl 0958.76001)]. Moreover, the author formulates several interesting open question, for example: (1) Discrete models of integrable curve dynamics (that is evolution equations of polygonal curves). (2) The formulation and study of more realistic models of vortex filament dynamics that take into account the finite structure of the vortex core. (3) To describe integrable hierarchies of curve dynamics in a space of arbitrary dimension. (4) In the context of higher phase solutions of the filament equation, what do the higher \(N\)-phase curves look like? For the entire collection see [Zbl 0940.00006].