Induced angular momentum on superconducting cosmic strings
Pawel O. Mazur
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevD.34.1925 · Physical Review D
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Abstract
A simple argument using a bosonization technique is presented to explain that superconducting strings have a net angular momentum carried by fermionic zero modes trapped on a string. The induced angular momentum is shown to be nonvanishing if the scalar phase field φ develops a kink along a string φ(+∞)-φ(-∞)≠0. .AE
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