2019
DOI: 10.1088/1751-8121/ab4859
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5d Dirac fermion on quantum graph

Abstract: In this paper, we investigate a five-dimensional Dirac fermion on a quantum graph that consists of a single vertex and N loops. We find that the model possesses a rich structure of boundary conditions for wavefunctions on the quantum graph and they can be classified into distinct categories. It is then shown that there appear degenerate four-dimensional chiral massless fermions in the four-dimensional mass spectrum. We briefly discuss how our model could naturally solve the problems of the fermion generation,… Show more

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“…This imply that the eigenvalues of U are ±1 and therefore, U is given by a Hermitian unitary matrix. This boundary condition corresponds to the one discussed in the previous paper [15] and leads to the same structure of eigenfunctions. We can then classify the boundary condition and zero mode solutions in accordance with the previous paper.…”
Section: Classification Of Ct Invariant Boundary Conditionmentioning
confidence: 64%
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“…This imply that the eigenvalues of U are ±1 and therefore, U is given by a Hermitian unitary matrix. This boundary condition corresponds to the one discussed in the previous paper [15] and leads to the same structure of eigenfunctions. We can then classify the boundary condition and zero mode solutions in accordance with the previous paper.…”
Section: Classification Of Ct Invariant Boundary Conditionmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…This is because that the structure of the supersymmetric quantum mechanics is hidden in this CT invariant system as well as in Ref. [15]. In this system, the "Hamiltonian" H , the supercharge Q and the "fermion number" operator (−1) F in the supersymmetric quantum mechanics can be given as H = Q 2 , Q = H D , (−1) F = σ 3 .…”
Section: Zero Mode Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…That is why we choose in this work the more straigtforward approach of Refs. [36,53] where a 5D field is defined on the whole metric graph from the start.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%