Muneto Nitta (新田宗土) Keio U. (慶應義塾大学) 場の理論と物性論における トポロジカル量子現象 ~スカーミオンを中心に ~ 2012/8/23
Muneto Nitta (新田宗土)Keio U. (慶應義塾大学)
場の理論と物性論におけるトポロジカル量子現象~スカーミオンを中心に~
2012/8/23
① スピノールBEC川口由紀,小林信吾,上田正仁(東大本郷),
小林未知数(東大駒場),内野瞬(スイス)
② 多成分BEC笠松健一 (近畿大),竹内宏光(広島大),坪田誠(大阪市大),衛藤稔(山形大)
③ BECにおける人工ゲージ場川上巧人, 水島健, 町田一成(岡山大)
④ フェルミ気体・超伝導高橋大介(東大駒場),土屋俊二(東京理大),
吉井涼輔(京大基研), Giacomo Marmorini(理研)
⑤ 非可換統計安井繁宏, 板倉 数記(KEK),広野雄士(東大/理研)
ボゾン系
フェルミオン系
共同研究者 cond-mat.
Plan of my talk§1 Introduction(BEC and Vortices) (13p) §2 Skyrmions (7p) §3 Multi-component BECs (7p+3p) §4 3D Skyrmions in BECs
§4-1 Brane annihilation (4p+22p) §4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field (7p)
§5 Conclusion (1p)
Plan of my talk§1 Introduction(BEC and Vortices) (13p) §2 Skyrmions (7p) §3 Multi-component BECs (7p+3p) §4 3D Skyrmions in BECs
§4-1 Brane annihilation (4p+22p) §4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field (7p)
§5 Conclusion (1p)
1924 Bose Einstein Condensation(BEC), Bose & Einstein
BEC occurs when de Broglie wave length λ of particles is comparable with the mean distance.
Tkm
E BT ≈= −22
2λ
Tmkh
BT π
λ2
2
=
2/3
0
0 1
−=
TT
NN
Number of condensates
3/22
031.3
=
VN
mkT
B
Transition temperature
Cold atomic gases1995 cold atomic bose gas
87Rb, 23Na, 7LiCornell (Colorado), Ketterle(MIT)& Wieman (Colorado)
2003 cold atomic fermion gas JILA(Colorado), MIT
Temperature ~ 10- 6,10- 7 KNumber ~ 106, Size ~ 10- 3cm
``Pure” BEC (99% is BEC)
doppler laser cooling magneto-optical trap evaporative cooling
TkMpRM
B23
22
222
≅≅ω
22
21 rMV ω=
trapping potentialω : frequency
6/1NM
Rω
≅3/1NR
RMpT ≈≅=ω
λ
de Broglie wave length
mean particledistance
][10 63/1
KkNTB
−≈≅ω
for 63 10],[10 ≈≈ NHzω
Ψ
R
M : mass of atoms
transition temperature
Bogoliubov theory for weakly interactive Bose gas (with point interaction)
)()( rgrV δ= point interaction
g
Scalar BEC, 4He superfluid
wave functionfor condensation
)()()( xxx φψ +Ψ=mean field approximation
fluctuation (phonon): non-condensed component
Gross-Pitaevskii (nonlinear Schrödinger) Equation
Gross-Pitaevskii energy functional
[ ] ∫
+−+∇= 42ext
22
3
2)(
2ψψµψψ gV
MdE r
*2
ext2
2
2 δψδψψµψ EgV
Mti =
+−+∇−=
∂∂
M
ag S24 π
≡
Sa : s-wave scattering lengthµ : chemical potential M : mass of atoms
Vext(r) : trapping potential 22ext 2
1 rMV ω=
For d=1 with Vext=0, it is integrable. [Zakharov-Manakov (‘74)]It is used in optics and water waves. Examples are bright soliton and dark soliton.
Scalar BEC, 4He superfluid
vortex
x
yreal space
Gallery of Abrikosov Lattices in Superconductors @ Oslo Superconductivity Lab http://www.fys.uio.no/super/vortex/
U. Essmann and H. TraubleMax-Planck Institute, Stuttgart Physics Letters 24A, 526 (1967)
Order Parameter Space(OPS)= U(1)
Superconductors under magnetic fieldZ≅∈ )]1([1 Uk πFlux quantization
kke
hc02
Φ==Φ ]weber[1007.22
150
−×==Φe
hc
quantization of circulation
θψ ikerf )(=energy
22
2
1rm
k
φ
−
Λ= log2 22kvT π Λsystem sizetension
Inter-vortexforce R
vF24π
= distance R
ΨΨΨ∇Ψ−Ψ∇Ψ
= ∗
∗∗
21
eff ivk
Md
=⋅∫ effvrZ≅∈ )]1([1 Uk π
[ ] ∫
+−+
×−∇= 42
223
2)(
2ψψµψψ gVMi
MdE rΩr
rΩ×−∇→∇
MiRotation in rotating frame
A proof of superfluidityAbo-Shaeer, Raman, Vogels, Ketterle, Science 292, 476-479 (2001)
Vortex nucleation under rotation
BEC/BCS Crossover
A proof of superfluidityin all range of BES/BCS
Zwierlein, Abo-Shaeer, Schirotzek, Schunck& KetterleNature 435, 1047-1051(23 June 2005)
Fermions with pseudo spin
eg ,
Artificial Gauge FieldTwo-state model
Two states
Hamiltonian
coupling
A review: J.Dalibard et.al., Rev. Mod. Phys. 83, 1523–1543 (2011)
Eigenstates of U = Dressed states
eigenvalues
g
e
Full state
Born-Oppenheimer approximation
ljjl i χχ ∇= AGauge field
Neglecting , EOM of2ψ 1ψ
Gauge fieldsas Berry phase
Synthetic magnetic fields for ultracold neutral atoms Lin, Compton, Jimenez-Garcia, Porto & Spielman,Nature 462, 628-632 (3 December 2009)
1 dark state2 bright states
3 statesinteraction
Adiabatic approx
A proof of artificial magnetic field
Synthetic magnetic fields for ultracold neutral atoms Lin, Compton, Jimenez-Garcia, Porto & Spielman,Nature 462, 628-632 (3 December 2009)
Plan of my talk§1 Introduction(BEC and Vortices) (13p) §2 Skyrmions (7p) §3 Multi-component BECs (7p+3p) §4 3D Skyrmions in BECs
§4-1 Brane annihilation (4p+22p) §4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field (7p)
§5 Conclusion (1p)
1D Skyrmion=Sine-Gordon kink
2D SkyrmionZ=)( 1
1 Sπ
Z=)( 22 Sπ
3D SkyrmionZ=)( 3
3 Sπ
What is a Skyrmion?
T.H.R. SkyrmeA Nonlinear theory of strong interactionsProc.Roy.Soc.Lond. A247 (1958) 260-278A Unified Field Theory of Mesons and BaryonsNucl.Phys. 31 (1962) 556-569
Model of nucleon in HEP
3dimhedgehog
( )[ ] ( )
Dxx
xx
Tdx
dxdxE
1
2
222
12
sin22
sin
12
sincos2
≥
−
∂±
∂=
−
+∂=+∂=
∫
∫∫
θθθθ
θθθθ
SG Topological charge
Bogomol’nyi completion
Z=∈ )( 11 Sk π
1D Skyrmion
( )
( )( )[ ] +∞=
−∞==
∂=
∂±=
∫∫
xx
x
xD
dx
dxT
2/cos2
2/cos2
2/sin1
θ
θ
θθ
O(2) model (=sine-Gordon model)
Bogomol’nyi-Prasad-Sommerfield(BPS) equation
02
sin =
∂θθ x
Sine-Gordonkink
O(3) sigma model
equivalent toCP1 model
13 +=S
13 −=S
Stereographiccoordinate u 3
21
1 SiSSu
−−
=
1. (Truncated model of) 2component BECs2. Ferromagnet
Target space = S2
S(x)=(S1,S2,S3) N
Su
∞=u
0=u
( )2
21 SE ∇=
( )22
2
1 u
udE
+= ∑∫ α α∂
r
S2=12S
( )
( )( )
( ) Lxyyxyx T
u
uuuui
u
uiuxd
u
uxdE
≥
+
−
±
+=
+=
∫
∑∫
22
**
22
2
2
22
22
11
1
∂∂∂∂∂∂
∂α α
2D Skyrme topological charge
Bogomol’nyi completion
Z=∈ )( 22 Sk π
0=uiu yx ∂∂
BPS equation
2D Skyrmion
( )( )
ku
uuuuixdT xyyx
L
π
∂∂∂∂
21
22
**2
=+
−±= ∫
0=uz∂ iyxz +≡
(=lump, sigma model instanton)
kTL π2= Z=∈ )( 22 Sk π
0=uiu yx ∂∂ BPS equation
2D Skyrmion
0=uz∂ iyxz +≡ 13 +=S
13 −=S
N
S
∞=u
0=u
2S)|(| ∞→∞→ zu
)( 0 izzu →→
∑=
−
−=
k
i i
i
zzu
1
1 λ
1=k
2D Skyrmion
Choi, Kwon, and Shin, PRL 108, 035301 (2012)
F
F
FF
F
P
SS
USOU
HG
zx
+Φ
Φ
+Φ
Φ
×≅
××
≅
)(
)1()()3()1(
2
21
2
Ζ
Ζ
Spin 1 BEC, Polar phase
Ζ≅
PHG
2π
Cond-mat examples:Ferromagnet, quantum Hall systems
2
2
1
)()(
C∈
xx
φφ
3D Skyrmion
Z=)( 33 Sπ
)2(*1
*2
2
1 SUU ∈
−≡
φφ
φφ 1||||det
,12
22
1 =+==
φφUUU†
1|||| 22
21 =+ φφ
)2(SU3 ≅S
⋅
=r
rfixU σr)(exp)(
Skyrmion ansatz
3S
2S
21=U
3S
N:
S: ( ) )0,1(, 21 −=φφ
)( 0)( ,2 ∞→→+→ rrf1)0( 1)( ,2 →→−→ rrf1
( ) )0,1(, 21 =φφ
21−=U
O(4) sigma model~Skyrme model
Plan of my talk§1 Introduction(BEC and Vortices) (13p) §2 Skyrmions (7p) §3 Multi-component BECs (7p+3p) §4 3D Skyrmions in BECs
§4-1 Brane annihilation (4p+22p) §4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field (7p)
§5 Conclusion (1p)
Gross-Pitaevskii energy functional in rotating frame
Trapping potential
aij: s-wave scattering length
Atomic interaction
Ψ1Ψ2
Ωijijiiii
i
i ggVmt
i ψψψµψ
⋅−++−+∇−=
∂∂ LΩ
22ext
22
2
2 component BEC/superfluid
[ ] ∫ ∑∑
+
−+∇=
jiji
ij
iiii
i
gV
mdE
,
222ext
22
3
2)(
2ψψψµψψ r
G.Modugno et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 89, 190404 (2002) S. B. Papp et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 101, 040402 (2008) T. Fukuhara et al., Phys. Rev. A. 79, 021601 (2009)
41K - 87Rb85Rb - 87Rb174Yb - 176Yb
ggg ≡= 2211
=
ΨΨ
2
1T
2
1
φφ
n 1|||| 22
21 =+ φφ S3
pseudo-spin: ( )Tzyx SSS ,,== φφ σS †σ : Pauli matrix
12 =S S2
K.Kasamatsu., M.Tsubota, M. Ueda, Phys. Rev. A 71, 043611 (2005)
( ) ( )
( )+++×−+
+
∇+∇= ∑∫2
2102
effT
T2T2
T
2
2
42
zz
j
ScSccmn
nVSnnm
dE
rΩv
r
αα
( ) ( )[ ]
( ) ( )[ ] ( )122211
2T
2212211TT
1
21122211TT
0
28
,24
,428
gggncggnnc
gggnnc
−+=−−−=
+−++=
µµ
µµ
Sigma model representation
0,0 21 =Ψ≠Ψ
0,0 21 ≠Ψ=Ψ
21 /arg ΨΨ
phase structureg<g12
Ferromagnetic
0
0.002
0.004
0.006
0.008
0.01
-12 -8 -4 0 4 8 12x
0,0 21 =Ψ≠Ψ
0,0 21 ≠Ψ=Ψ
0|||| 21 ≠Ψ=Ψ
g=g12
SU(2) symmetric
0
0.005
0.01
0.015
0.02
-12 -8 -4 0 4 8 12
|Ψ1|2 |Ψ2|2
Sz
Sx
Sy
2 comp are separated2 comp coexist
g>g12
Anti-ferromagnetic
Coreless vortex= lump,2D Skyrmion
Kasamatsu, Tsubota, Ueda
Z=)( 22 Sπ
Massless O(3) model
SU(2)symmetricg=g12
SU(2) symmetric
Integer vortex 1 U(1) winding
( ) )1,1(~))(,)((, 21θθθ iii eerferf=ΨΨ
g12>0 repulsion -> splitting
.)c.c( 1*
2 +ΨΨ−=∆ ∆− tieE
g12<0 attractionsingular vortex(~1comp)
(0,1)(1,0)
SineGordon kink
Repulsion balanced with internal coherent coupling
(Rabi frequency)
Vortex molecule
Kasamatsu-Tsubota-Ueda(‘05)Son-Stephanov(‘02)
=
ΨΨ
2
1T
2
1
φφ
n
3D Skyrmion = vorton in two comonent BECsZ=)( 3
3 Sπ
)2()(exp*1
*2
2
1 SUr
rfiU ∈
⋅
=
−≡
σrφφ
φφ
1||||det,1
22
21 =+=
=φφU
UU†
Khawaja & Stoof, Nature (‘01)Ruostekoski & Anglin (‘01)Battye, Cooper & Sutcliffe (‘02)Herbut & Oshikawa (‘06)1|||| 2
22
1 =+ φφ
)2(SU3 ≅S
Vorton
1ΨPhase of
3D skyrmion
Topological equivalence to 3D skyrmion
=
ΨΨ
01
2
1
@boundary
Gross-Pitaevskii energy functional3 component BEC/superfluid
[ ] ∫ ∑∑
−
+
−+∇
=
jiij
jiji
ij
iiii
i
gV
mdEψψω
ψψψµψψ
*,
222ext
22
3
2
)(2
r
internal coherent coupling (Rabi frequency)Vortex trimer = CP2 Skyrmion
enegy density(1,0,0) (0,1,0) (0,0,1)
Eto-MN, Phys.Rev. A85 (2012) 053645
( ))05.0,05.0,05.0(
,, 312312 =ωωω
( ))05.0,05.0,01.0(
,, 312312 =ωωω
( ))05.0,05.0,2.0(
,, 312312 =ωωω
symmetric
asymmetric
asymmetric
Ichie-Suganuma et.al (‘03)
Baryon = q-q-qY-junction of fluxes(not Δ)
QCDBEC Vortex trimerY-junction of domain walls
Eto-MN, PRA85 (2012) 053645
Plan of my talk§1 Introduction(BEC and Vortices) (13p) §2 Skyrmions (7p) §3 Multi-component BECs (7p+3p) §4 3D Skyrmions in BECs
§4-1 Brane annihilation (4p+22p) §4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field (7p)
§5 Conclusion (1p)
§4-1 Brane annihilation Creating vortons and three-dimensional skyrmions from domain wall
annihilation with stretched vortices in Bose-Einstein condensatesPhys. Rev. A85 (2012) 053639
e-Print: arXiv:1203.4896 [cond-mat.quant-gas]Hiromitsu Takeuchi (Hiroshima U.)
Kenichi Kasamatsu(Kinki U.), Makoto Tsubota (Osaka City U.)Related papers:①Tachyon Condensation in Bose-Einstein Condensates
e-Print: arXiv:1205.2330 [cond-mat.quant-gas]②Analogues of D-branes in Bose-Einstein condensates
JHEP 1011 (2010) 068e-Print: arXiv:1002.4265 [cond-mat.quant-gas]
closed string production by brane pair annihilation
brane
anti-brane2nd component inside vortex π-π
Brane-anti-brane annihilation in BECSimulation by Takeuchi
Watching Dark Solitons Decay into Vortex Rings in a Bose-Einstein CondensateB. P. Anderson et.al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 86, 2926–2929 (2001) (JILA, National Institute of Standards and Technology and Department of Physics, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado)
Dark soliton
removing Untwistedvortex ring
Experiments
decay
Watching Dark Solitons Decay into Vortex Rings in a Bose-Einstein CondensateB. P. Anderson et.al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 86, 2926–2929 (2001) (JILA, National Institute of Standards and Technology and Department of Physics, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado)
Dark soliton
removing Twistedvortex ring
Experiments
decay
Vorton!!
Our proposal
Ψ2
Ψ1
brane
anti-brane
-π πPhase of
Pairanihilation
stable vortex ring(vorton)
Ψ2
Brane annihilation with stretched stringΨ1Ψ2has superfluid flow inside a vortex ring of
Fundamental string
Ψ1
Simulation by Takeuchi
Massive O(3) sigma model
equivalent toCP1 model
G.S.
G.S.
13 +=n
13 −=nStereographiccoordinate u 3
21
1 SiSSu
−−
=
Target space = S2
S(x)=(S1,S2,S3)
N
Su
∞=u
0=u
domain wall
( ) ( )23
22 121 SmSE −+∇=
( )22
222
1 u
umudE
+
+= ∑∫ α α∂
r
( )23
2 1 SmV −=
S2=1
g<g12
ferromagnetic
Single domain wall∞=+=
un ,13
0 ,13
=−=
un
Wall solution U(1) phase
Arrows viewed from N
Phaseseparation
( )
( )( )
( )WT
u
uuuum
u
muudx
u
umudxE
≥
+
+±
+=
+
+=
∫
∑∫
22
*11
*
22
211
22
2221
1
2
1
2
1
∂∂∂
∂α α
Bogomol’nyi completion for domain wall
( )( )
+∞=
−∞=
+
−±=
+
−∂±=
+
+±=
∫
∫1
1
2
2
2
2
11
22
**1
11
11
1
2
x
x
zzW
uu
muu
dxm
u
uuuumdxT ∂∂
01 =muu ∂BPS equation
Topological charge
ϕimxeu +±=1
w
A pair of a domain wall and an anti-domain wall
phaseπ
∞=+=
un ,13
0 ,13
=−=
un
Approximate solutionπ phase(dark soliton)
Fix1Ψ
2Ψ
1Ψ
A pair of a domain wall and an anti-domain wall
phaseπ
Approximate solutionπ phase(dark soliton)
Unwinding
Fix∞=+=
un ,13
0 ,13
=−=
un
1Ψ
2Ψ
1Ψ
A pair of a domain wall and an anti-domain wall
phaseπ
Approximate solutionπ phase(dark soliton)
Unwinding
Fix∞=+=
un ,13
0 ,13
=−=
un
1Ψ
2Ψ
1Ψ
? ?
4 possibilities ofdomain wall ring
Unstable to decay
Domain wall rings
1Ψ 1Ψ
2Ψ2Ψ
Topologically Stable
2D Skyrmion
Z=∈+ )(1 22 Sπ Z=∈− )(1 2
2 Sπ
Domain wall rings
1Ψ1Ψ
2Ψ 2Ψ
Wall annihilations in 3 dimensions
Vortex-loops formed
Spin structurePhase &litude
Brane-anti-branewith stretched string
ψ1
ψ2
ψ1
All exact(analytic) solutions of ¼ BPS wall-vortex statesY.Isozumi, MN, K.Ohashi, N.SakaiPhys.Rev. D71 (2005) 065018
Exact analytic solutions
Bogomol’nyi-Prasad-Sommerfield (BPS) bound for vortex-domain wall
( )
( )( )
( )
( )( )
( )VW
zzz
xyyxyx
TT
u
uuuuM
u
Muu
u
uuuui
u
uiud
u
uMudE
+≥
+
+±
++
+
−±
+=
+
+=
∫
∑∫
22
**
22
2
22
**
22
2
22
222
1
2
1
2
11
1
∂∂∂
∂∂∂∂∂∂
∂α α
r
r
TV = 2 π ΝV
vortex(2d Skyrmion)charge
TW = ± M, 0domain wall charge
-2
-1.5
-1
-0.5
0
0.5
1
0 2 4 6 8
z
r
Ψ1 (z > 0)
Sz
vortex
domain wall (z = 0)
domain wall
Ψ2 (z<0)
monopole(boojum)
Sz
z
xy
vortex
Wall position(log bending)
sigma model
BEC
Sz =0Kasamatsu-Takeuchi-MN-TsubotaJHEP 1011:068,2010[arXiv:1002.4265]
D-brane in a laboratory
Analytic (approximate) solution
AB C
Untwisted loopTwisted loopVorton (n=1)
Twisted loopVorton (n=2)
Untwisted loopUnstable to decay
Twisted loop
Phase of 1Ψ
Phase of 2Ψ
VortonTwisted loop
Phase of 1Ψ
Phase of 2Ψ
VortonTwisted loop Knot soliton (Hopfion)
Linking number = 1
Plan of my talk§1 Introduction(BEC and Vortices) (13p) §2 Skyrmions (7p) §3 Multi-component BECs (7p+3p) §4 3D Skyrmions in BECs
§4-1 Brane annihilation (4p+22p) §4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field (7p)
§5 Conclusion (1p)
Artificial “SU(2) gauge field”stabilizes 3D Skyrmion
Kawakami,Mizushima,MN & MachidaPhys. Rev. Lett. 109, 015301 (2012)
§4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field
Non-Abelian gauge fields
Non-Abelian gauge fields is induced on degenerate states by Berry phase.
Juzeliūnas, Ruseckas & DalibardPhys. Rev. A 81, 053403 (2010)N+1 states
(N-1)x(N-1) gauge fieldsN-1 dark states + 2 bright states
AD
∑=ia a
aii A
,σA
SU(2) gauge fields
( ) xzxxia aaii A σκσσκσ zyxA ˆˆˆ
,++== ⊥∑We use
Crossover of Skyrmions
Crossover of Skyrmions
3D
1D2D
Plan of my talk§1 Introduction(BEC and Vortices) (13p) §2 Skyrmions (7p) §3 Multi-component BECs (7p+3p) §4 3D Skyrmions in BECs
§4-1 Brane annihilation (4p+22p) §4-2 Non-Abelian gauge field (7p)
§5 Conclusion (1p)
• 位相的励起、特に渦やスカーミオンは、物性物理で広く現れ、系の相やダイナミクスを支配する重要な自由度である。
• 位相的励起を観測することで、系の自由度、対称性、超流動性、超伝導性などがわかる(こともある)。
• 基礎物理(素粒子物理、ハドロン物理(QCD)、宇宙論)でも現れ重要。
渦やスカーミオンの物理学の構築に向けて両分野の交流が不可欠
§5 Conclusion