Chern-Simons deformation of vortices on compact domains
S. P. Flood, J. M. Speight

TL;DR
This paper proves the existence and smoothness of Maxwell-Chern-Simons-Higgs vortices on compact Riemann surfaces, analyzes their dependence on deformation parameters, and generalizes the model to higher-dimensional K"ahler manifolds.
Contribution
It establishes existence, smoothness, and bounds for Chern-Simons deformed vortices on compact surfaces and extends the model to higher-dimensional K"ahler domains.
Findings
Existence of smooth vortices for all |κ|<κ_*
Upper and lower bounds on κ_* depending on geometry and vortex number
Numerical analysis shows vortex distribution affects κ_*
Abstract
Existence of Maxwell-Chern-Simons-Higgs (MCSH) vortices in a Hermitian line bundle over a general compact Riemann surface is proved by a continuation method. The solutions are proved to be smooth both spatially and as functions of the Chern-Simons deformation parameter , and exist for all , where depends, in principle, on the geometry of , the degree of , which may be interpreted as the vortex number, and the vortex positions. A simple upper bound on , depending only on and the volume of , is found. Further, it is proved that a positive {\em lower} bound on , depending on and , but independent of vortex positions, exists. A detailed numerical study of rotationally equivariant vortices on round two-spheres is performed. We find that in general does depend on vortex…
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