Solitonic photons and intermediate vector bosons
M. Temple-Raston

TL;DR
This paper introduces a topological field theory with solitonic solutions resembling photons and intermediate vector bosons, revealing new stable solutions and their phase space structure.
Contribution
It generalizes $B ext{ extendash}F$ theory to include Bogomol'nyi structures and identifies solitons analogous to photons and vector bosons in a topological framework.
Findings
Identified non-singular, finite-action solitonic solutions
Established the phase space dimension matches photons for $U(1)$ solutions
Found $U(2)$ solitons resembling $Z_0$, $W^\pm$ bosons
Abstract
A four-dimensional topological field theory is introduced which generalises theory to give a Bogomol'nyi structure. A class of non-singular, finite-Action, stable solutions to the variational field equations is identified. The solitonic solutions are analogous to the instanton in Yang-Mills theory. The solutions to the Bogomol'nyi equations in the topologically least complicated theory have a well-behaved (covariant) phase space of dimension four---the same as that for photons. The dimensional reduction of the four-dimensional Lagrangian is also examined. Bogomol'nyi solitons resembling the intermediate vector bosons , are identified.
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TopicsStrong Light-Matter Interactions · Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
