Vortices and composite order in theories coupled to Abelian gauge field
arXiv:1908.10847 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.104.075116
Abstract
We consider -symmetric Ginzburg-Landau models coupled to non-compact Abelian gauge field focusing on the case at finite temperature. We show that, at least for sufficiently large gauge-field coupling constants, these models have two phase transitions. The intermediate phase between the symmetric and low-temperature phases is a state with composite neutral order and no Meissner effect. In this neutral phase the system spontaneously breaks only the symmetry associated with phase differences and density differences between components. For , in contrast to the case, the neutral state cannot be mapped onto an model. We term this state -neutral phase. We also show that while -symmetric Ginzburg-Landau models are not superconductors or superfluids in the usual sense, their state in external field at sufficiently low temperature is a vortex lattice.
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