Monopole Theories with Massless and Massive Gauge Fields
Jun, 197441 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Rev.D 11 (1975) 2260
Report number:
- SU-4205-37,
- COO-3533-37
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Abstract: (APS)
We investigate magnetic-monopole-type theories, including those where the gauge field acquires a mass. The study is based on a modification of Zwanziger's local Lagrangian formulation of the usual (zero-mass) theory. The quantization is carried out by using Dirac's general method. For the mass-zero case the known results are recovered including the charge-quantization condition. The Hamiltonian and angular momentum for the massive case are derived and discussed. Further, it is shown how Nambu's static phenomenological Hamiltonian can be derived as a special case of the massive theory. Certain difficulties associated with the rotational invariance of such theories are pointed out.- FIELD THEORY: OPERATOR ALGEBRA
- FIELD THEORY: GAUGE
- POSTULATED PARTICLE: MAGNETIC MONOPOLE
- PERTURBATION THEORY
- SPIN
- ANGULAR MOMENTUM
- VIOLATION: TIME REVERSAL
- CHARGE
- VECTOR MESON: COUPLING
- COUPLING: VECTOR MESON
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