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26 April 2024
 
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Edge mass current and roles of Majorana Fermions in superfluid 3He A-phase
Yasumasa Tsutsumi ; Kazushige Machida ;
Date 25 Oct 2011
AbstractThe total angular momentum associated with the edge mass current flowing at the boundary in the superfluid $^3$He A-phase confined in a disk is proved to be $L=Nhbar/2$, consisting of $L^{ m MJ}=Nhbar$ from the Majorana quasi-particles (QPs) and $L^{ m cont}=-Nhbar/2$ from the continuum state. We show it based on an analytic solution of the chiral order parameter for quasi-classical Eilenberger equation. Important analytic expressions are obtained for mass current, angular momentum, and density of states (DOS). Notably the DOS of the Majorana QPs is exactly $N_0/2$ ($N_0$: normal state DOS) responsible for the factor 2 difference between $L^{ m MJ}$ and $L^{ m cont}$. The current decreases as $E^{-3}$ against the energy $E$, and $L(T) propto -T^2$. This analytic solution is fully backed up by numerically solving the Eilenberger equation. We touch on the so-called intrinsic angular momentum problem.
Source arXiv, 1110.5409
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