Topological Solitons and their Moduli Spaces
Topological Solitons and their Moduli Spaces
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2119350
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018 至 --
中文摘要
拓扑孤子在非线性场论中是光滑的、局域的、有限能量的解。孤子数由于拓扑约束(如圈数或非平凡的陈氏类)而守恒。这些孤子最初来自物理学,它们产生了有趣的数学对象,可以用微分几何和代数拓扑来研究。博士课题主要研究双曲空间上的阿贝尔涡旋,以及以一般二维流形为域的CP^1块和RP^2块。推导了孤子模空间的几何性质。例如,在某些特殊情况下,可以计算和研究度规曲率和里奇曲率的显式公式。在其他情况下,可以计算总体积、直径和总曲率等全局信息。此外,还将研究不同类型的拓扑孤子动力学。最著名的动力学是测地线流。最近,一种新型的动力学,被称为利玛奇磁测地线运动,已经被发现。必要的计算主要是分析性的。然而,生成的公式可能会变得很长,因此使用合适的符号计算机代数包(如Maple)是必不可少的。一些数值计算也可能是必要的。参考文献:b[1] N.S.曼顿和P.M.Sutcliffe,拓扑孤子,剑桥大学出版社,2004。
英文摘要
"Topological solitons are smooth, localised, finite energy solutions in non-linear field theories. The soliton number is conserved due to a topological constraint, such as a winding number or a non-trivial Chern class. Originally motivated from physics, these solitons give rise to interesting mathematical objects which can be studied using differential geometry and algebraic topology.The PhD project mainly focusses on Abelian vortices on hyperbolic space as well as CP^1 lumps and RP^2 lumps where the domain is a general two dimensional manifold. Geometric properties of the soliton moduli space will be derived. Forexample, in some special cases, explicit formulas for metric and Ricci curvature can be calculated and studied. In other cases, global information such as the total volume, diameter and the total curvature can be computed. Furthermore,different types of dynamics of topological solitons will be studied. The most well-known dynamics is geodesic flow. Recently, a novel type of dynamics, known as Ricci magnetic geodesic motion, has been discovered. The necessary computations will mainly be analytical. However, the resulting formulas can become lengthy so that the use of a suitable symbolic computer algebra package such as Maple is essential. Some numerical calculations may alsobecome necessary.References:[1] N.S. Manton and P.M. Sutcliffe, Topological Solitons, Cambridge University Press, 2004."
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