Two-dimensional noncommutative atom gas with the Anandan interaction

Abstract

Landau like quantization of the Anandan system in a special electromagnetic field is studied. Unlike the cases of the AC system and the HMW system, the torques of the system on the magnetic dipole and the electric dipole don't vanish. By constructing Heisenberg algebra, the Landau analog levels and eigenstates on commutative space, NC space and NC phase space are obtained respectively. By using the coherent state method, some statistical properties of such free atom gas are studied and the expressions of some thermodynamic quantities related to revolution direction are obtained. Two particular cases of temperature are discussed and the more simple expressions of the free energy on the three spaces are obtained. We give the relation between the value of σ and revolution direction clearly, and find Landau like levels of the Anandan system are invariant and the levels between the AC system and the HMW system are interchanged each other under Maxwell dual transformations on the three spaces. The two sets of eigenstates labelled by σ can be related by a supersymmetry transformation on commutative space, but the phenomenon don't occur on NC situation. We emphasize that some results relevant to Anandan interaction are suitable for the cases of AC interaction and HMW interaction under special conditions.

Noncommutative Brownian motion

“…[5][6][7] Although noncommutativity embodies a puzzle piece in the high-energy scenario, 8-10 great interest has also been addressed to its implications on condensedmatter physics. [11][12][13][14][15][16][17] In particular, the NC version of quantum mechanics 11,18,19 has been extensively explored over the past few years. Traces of noncommutativity have been studied, for instance, in the hydrogen atom, 11,16,17,20 quantum Hall effect, 15,21,22 Aharonov-Bohm effect, [23][24][25] graphene, 13 and even in quantum information theory.…”