Finiteness of fixed equilibrium configurations of point vortices in the plane with a background flow
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Abstract: For a dynamic system consisting of point vortices in an ideal plane fluid with a steady, incompressible and} irrotational background flow, a more physically significant definition of a fixed equilibrium configuration is suggested. Under this new definition, if the complex polynomial that determines the aforesaid background flow is non-constant, we have found an attainable generic upper bound smash{} for the number of fixed equilibrium configurations. Here, , is the number of species, and each is the number of vortices in a species. We transform the rational function system arisen from} fixed equilibria into a polynomial system, whose form is good enough to apply the BKK theory (named after D. N. Bernshtein, A. G. Khovanskii and A. G. Kushnirenko) to show the finiteness of its number of solutions. Having this finiteness, the required bound follows from B'ezout's theorem or the BKK root count by T. Y. Li and X.-S. Wang.}
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