Nonlinear Landau levels in the almost-bosonic anyon gas

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2510.14679v1
• Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2025 13:39:27 GMT
• Title: Nonlinear Landau levels in the almost-bosonic anyon gas
• Authors: Alireza Ataei, Ask Ellingsen, Filippa Getzner, Théotime Girardot, Douglas Lundholm, Dinh-Thi Nguyen,
• Abstract summary: We consider the quantitative description of abelian anyons in the plane, confined in a trapping potential.<n>One parameter determines the total number of self-generated magnetic flux units in the system.<n>With increasing flux, counter-rotating vortices are formed, enhancing the stability of the gas against collapse.
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• Abstract: We consider the quantitative description of a many-particle gas of interacting abelian anyons in the plane, confined in a trapping potential. If the anyons are modeled as bosons with a magnetic flux attachment, and if the total magnetic flux is small compared to the number of particles, then an average-field description becomes appropriate for the low-energy collective state of the gas. Namely, by means of a Hartree-Jastrow ansatz, we derive a two-parameter Chern-Simons-Schr\"odinger energy functional which extends the well-known Gross-Pitaevskii / nonlinear Schr\"odinger density functional theory to the magnetic (anyonic) self-interaction. One parameter determines the total number of self-generated magnetic flux units in the system, and the other the effective strength of spin-orbit self-interaction. This latter interaction can be either attractive/focusing or repulsive/defocusing, and depends both on the intrinsic spin-orbit interaction and the relative length scale of the flux profile of the anyons. Densities and energies of ground and excited states are studied analytically and numerically for a wide range of the parameters and align well with a sequence of exact nonlinear Landau levels describing Jackiw-Pi self-dual solitons. With increasing flux, counter-rotating vortices are formed, enhancing the stability of the gas against collapse. Apart from clarifying the relations between various different anyon models that have appeared in the literature, our analysis sheds considerable new light on the many-anyon spectral problem, and also exemplifies a novel supersymmetry-breaking phenomenon.

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