Microscopic Study of Vorticities in Relativistic Chiral Fermions
arXiv:1409.4528 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2015)014
Abstract
It is usually believed that unlike the external magnetic field which one can set directly, vorticity is a property of the flow of particles, which is indirectly controlled by external fields and initial conditions. Using the curved-space technics it is shown that the influence of the vorticity on the relativistic chiral fermions can indeed be controlled directly.
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