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Abelian Chern-Simons vortices at finite chemical potential

24 Dec 2019arXiv:1912.11321links table onlyarchive 2025-07-28

S. Prem Kumar, Stanislav Stratiev

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We examine vortices in Abelian Chern-Simons theory coupled to a relativistic scalar field with a chemical potential for particle number or U(1) charge. The Gauss constraint requires chemical potential for the local symmetry to be accompanied by a constant background charge density/magnetic field. Focussing attention on power law scalar potentials ∼|Φ|²ˢ which do not support vortex configurations in vacuum but do so at finite chemical potential, we numerically study classical vortex solutions for large winding number |n| >> 1. The solutions depending on a single dimensionless parameter α, behave as uniform incompressible droplets with radius ∼√(α|n|) , and energy scaling linearly with |n|, independent of coupling constant. In all cases, the vortices transition from type I to type II at a critical value of the dimensionless parameter, α_c = s/(s-1), which we confirm with analytical arguments and numerical methods.

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