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Conjugate point criteria on the area-preserving diffeomorphism group

This paper answers some questions about conjugate points along the geodesics corresponding to steady 2D Euler flows, posed by a paper of Drivas-Misiolek-Shi-Yoneda. We present a new sufficient criterion for the existence of conjugate points, which improves on the criterion of Misiolek. It applies in any rotational cell of a steady 2D Euler flow, and in case of rotational symmetry it captures all known conjugate points. We give a general construction of the surfaces that admit a steady fluid with given area form, velocity profile, and vorticity profile, and from this we show how to detect conjugate points in a single rotational cell of a steady flow. When the velocity profile has a local extremum, the criterion becomes particularly simple. Several examples are provided, and in an appendix we use the Misiołek criterion to give some new examples of conjugate points along Kolmogorov flows on the torus.

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