2014
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.90.085007
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Incarnations of Skyrmions

Abstract: Skyrmions can be transformed into lumps or baby-Skyrmions by being trapped inside a domain wall. Here we find that they can also be transformed into sine-Gordon kinks when confined by vortices, resulting in confined Skyrmions. We show this both by an effective field theory approach and by direct numerical calculations. The existence of these trapped and confined Skyrmions does not rely on higher-derivative terms when the host solitons are flat or straight. We also construct a Skyrmion as a twisted vortex ring … Show more

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“…This means that we can connect all vacua with the spherically symmetric skyrmions. Of course, one could introduce such vacua in Skyrme theory introducing a potential term in the Lagrangian [24]. This is not what we are doing here.…”
Section: Multiple Vacua Of Skyrme Theorymentioning
confidence: 91%
“…This means that we can connect all vacua with the spherically symmetric skyrmions. Of course, one could introduce such vacua in Skyrme theory introducing a potential term in the Lagrangian [24]. This is not what we are doing here.…”
Section: Multiple Vacua Of Skyrme Theorymentioning
confidence: 91%
“…One simple way to ameliorate this problem is to add further terms to the potential like, e.g., higher powers of the pion mass potential [14], [15], L 0 = a λ 0,a U a π . These higher powers introduce a short-range repulsion between individual nucleons (i.e., B = 1 skyrmions), thereby reducing the overall binding energies.…”
Section: Arxiv:160704286v2 [Hep-th] 19 Sep 2016mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More generally, a vortex string with the winding number Q, along which the U(1) modulus is twisted P times, has the instanton number B = P Q [45] (which was obtained in ref. [46] to calculate the Hopf number for Hopfions by lifting up π 3 (S 2 ) to π 3 (S 3 )).…”
Section: Fractional Instantonsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…[45], in which stable configurations of (half) Skyrmions inside a vortex string were constructed without the Skyrme term (on R 3 without twisted boundary condition).…”
Section: Fractional Instantonsmentioning
confidence: 99%