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Onset of a Fold Cascade in a Hopf Texture Driven by a Navier--Stokes Blow-Up Analog
A two-component Bose--Einstein condensate can host a pseudospin Hopf texture while its thermal cloud obeys viscous Navier--Stokes dynamics. Motivated by OpenAI's reported finite-time singular solution, we drive such a texture with a surrogate of the collapsing core, using an effective Madelung--Schr
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