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Existence and stability of capillary-gravity wave-borne vortices
In this paper, we consider the existence and stability of waves progressing through a finite-depth two-dimensional body of water that carry a vortex in their bulk. The waves are acted upon by gravity, and sit below a region of air at constant pressure, with the air--water interface being a free boun
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