Chern--Simons Vortices in the Gudnason Model
arXiv:1307.6951 · doi:10.1016/j.jfa.2014.05.009
Abstract
We present a series of existence theorems for multiple vortex solutions in the Gudnason model of the supersymmetric field theory where non-Abelian gauge fields are governed by the pure Chern--Simons dynamics at dual levels and realized as the solutions of a system of elliptic equations with exponential nonlinearity over two-dimensional domains. In the full plane situation, our method utilizes a minimization approach, and in the doubly periodic situation, we employ an-inequality constrained minimization approach. In the latter case, we also obtain sufficient conditions under which we show that there exist at least two gauge-distinct solutions for any prescribed distribution of vortices. In other words, there are distinct solutions with identical vortex distribution, energy, and electric and magnetic charges.
39 pages
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