SPINOR MONOPOLE SOLUTION IS POSSIBLE

Wang Ming-chung; Cheng Hsi-the; Wang Ke-lin; Chang Cheng-kang; Hsien Ting-chang

Chinese Physics C> 1978, Vol. 2> Issue(1) : 35-41

SPINOR MONOPOLE SOLUTION IS POSSIBLE

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By introducing a direct scalar coupling between the spinor field and the Higgs field, we are able to show that in the non-abelian case, a spinor monopole bound state solution exists. The distribution of the spinor field in the solution concentrates near the origin, which is unlike the shell distribution of the SLAC solution.

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Wang Ming-chung, Cheng Hsi-the, Wang Ke-lin, Chang Cheng-kang and Hsien Ting-chang. SPINOR MONOPOLE SOLUTION IS POSSIBLE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1978, 2(1): 35-41.

Wang Ming-chung, Cheng Hsi-the, Wang Ke-lin, Chang Cheng-kang and Hsien Ting-chang. SPINOR MONOPOLE SOLUTION IS POSSIBLE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1978, 2(1): 35-41. shu

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Received: 1977-06-28
Revised: 1900-01-01

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SPINOR MONOPOLE SOLUTION IS POSSIBLE

Received Date: 1977-06-28
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1978-02-05

Abstract: By introducing a direct scalar coupling between the spinor field and the Higgs field, we are able to show that in the non-abelian case, a spinor monopole bound state solution exists. The distribution of the spinor field in the solution concentrates near the origin, which is unlike the shell distribution of the SLAC solution.