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Degenerate bifurcations of two-fold doubly-connected uniformly rotating vortex patches
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In this paper, we obtain families of two-fold doubly-connected uniformly rotating vortex patches of the 2-D incompressible Euler equations emanating from some specific annuli. The main difficulty comes from strong degeneracy of the problem, neither the kernel of linearization is one-dimensional nor the transeversallity condition holds. To this end, we make a detailed analysis on the nonlinear functional and the bifurcation curves are obtained by perturbing real algebraic varieties defined by truncated polynomials. In addition, our result partially answers an problem proposed by Hmidi and Mateu in \cite{Hmidi2016a} (\emph{Adv.Math.302 (2016), 799-850}).
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