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PCE STAMP DYNAMICS of a QUANTUM VORTEX (ORLANDO, Dec 21st, 2010) Physics & Astronomy UBC Vancouver Pacific Institute for Theoretical Physics

DYNAMICS of a QUANTUM VORTEX L THOMPSON & PCE STAMP I WILL TALK ABOUT: (i) What is the correct equation of motion for a quantum vortex? (ii) How to understand the vortex-quasiparticle interaction physically (iii) How to compare theory with experiment FURTHER INFORMATION: SUPPORT FROM: Email: stamp@physics.ubc.ca Web: http://www.physics.ubc.ca/~berciu/philip/index.html

HISTORY of the PROBLEM: FORCES on a QUANTUM VORTEX The fundamental question of quantum vortex dynamics has been highly controversial. Typically discussed in terms of FORCES: Berry force Superfluid Magnus force Magnetic gyrotropic force Iordanski force Superfluid Iordanski force Drag force Vortex-phonon drag - superfluid Vortex-magnon drag - ferromagnet Inertial term Inertial mass term: HOWEVER: Nobody agrees on Iordanskii force, and estimates of the mass range from zero to infinity (for a macroscopic system)!

PRELIMINARY: analogy with GRAVITATION 1 The simplest approach to superfluids treats them as ideal fluids, with eqns of motion: (Mass conservation) (Bernoulli) where the superfluid velocity is derived from a phase: However in reality the fluid is compressible (and so vortices interact with phonons). One can then expand about the incompressible fluid: The resulting eqtn of motion is now often called the Unruh eqtn, because of the following very nice identity; write an action where Then: ie.: This corresponds to an interval: with lapse time : The sound velocity c is now the light velocity nothing goes faster. Distortion of metric caused by oscillating vortex (in AC driving field) as phonons are emitted WG Unruh, PRL 46, 1351 (1981) WG Unruh, Phys Rev D51, 2827 (1995)

PRELIMINARY: analogy with GRAVITATION 2 If we describe a vortex in this GR language, we get an interesting cosmic string situation: spacetime has to be cut, then repasted together, with a time jump across the cut. Time jump: where for string with angular momentum J Outside the vortex core, the metric is then flat: constant phase eikonal plot M Stone, Phys Rev B61, 11780 (2000) There is actually a lot more interesting physics to be gained from this analogy.the usual gravitational bending of light (ie., of phonons) doesn t happen here. Instead, phonons are deflected in the same sense, no matter which side of the vortex core they pass. One can also ask about the precession of a gyroscope attached to a phonon. We expect 2 contributions a de Sitter geodetic contribution, and a Lense-Thirring frame dragging contribution. Both should be present here; the AdS term comes from the acceleration of the phonon, and the ALT term from the interaction with the vortex angular momentum

PRELIMINARY: VORTEX + PHONONS - SCATTERING ANALYSIS STANDARD PHENOMENOLOGY: add the Magnus force + quasiparticle force: let This gives MUTUAL FRICTION: where and PARTIAL WAVE ANALYSIS Scattered wave: One finds Aharonov-Bohm form: with in the quasiclassical limit this has a cut : If one calculates the force on the vortex, one gets: which contains a Iordanskii term: Phonon wave function around moving vortex

PRELIMINARY: QUANTUM SOLITON + QUASIPARTICLES 1-d Sine-Gordon model: Single kink soliton: where: Now add small oscillations: Quasiparticle eqtn of motion: Corresponds to waves, but with kink potential : These quasiparticles have Lagrangian: (for wall at position Q) Assume: Bound QP mode: Extended QP modes: This is typical extended QP modes avoid the soliton and the bound states.

PROPER ANALYSIS of the PROBLEM

DESCRIPTION of a BOSE SUPERFLUID Assume Action This is a long wavelength action valid for energy and for lengths where Here the velocity of sound is, and is the compressibility and the superfluid velocity is Equations of motion; let: Force (Bernouilli) Mass conservation For non-linear Schrodinger system: So that:

VORTEX-PHONON SCATTERING: FORMAL We assume a phase field: with bare vortex field Circulation: Topological charge: Writing: yields quasiparticle eqtns of motion: THE KEY POINT HERE: It is mistake to use free phonons in any calculation The true phonons are strongly altered by the vortex. They only couple quadratically to the vortex In cylindrical coordinates: We then have: where: And where for the NLSE we have defined: So that: with approx. static solution:

INTERLUDE: DIAGRAMMAR We have a system in which a vortex couples to a system of vortex-renormalized fluctuations, divided into density fluctuations & phase fluctuations. All the complexity goes into the vertices. For example: which for large cylinder becomes: Note the unusual form of this vertex We can form low-order diagram with this. But what we really want to do is go beyond lowest-order diagrams and do a non-perturbative calculation. This is done using a path integral formulation

PATH INTEGRAL FORMULATION VELOCITY EXPANSION Let us write a path integral expression for the propagator of a density matrix. One has with matrix elements between states We can then always formulate the dynamics for the reduced density matrix as: Density matrix propagator: where Path integral theory calculates the influence functional NON-PERTURBATIVELY For the vortex we define: where X and Y are vortex coordinates. We define centre of mass coordinate Q Fluctuation coordinate

VORTEX ACTION We now have a bare vortex action of form: Where we define a hydrodynamic mass: For example, in a large cylinder: The quasiparticle terms are: Integrating them out gives:

VORTEX EQUATION OF MOTION Define the c.o.m. variable & the relative coordinate Then we find: and also: Where M V is the superfluid hydrodynamic mass, and we find that all dissipative forces are non-local in time, integrating over the previous trajectory of the vortex These equations look more elegant in Fourier space: where:

SUMMARY of RESULTS The standard vortex eqtn of motion: The true equations of motion that we find are highly non-local in spacetime: Non-local drag force Local Iordanskii force Non-local transverse memory term Non-local Langevin term

MAGNETIC VORTICES

Q. VORTICES in MAGNETS A vortex-like topological excitation can exist in a 2-d ordered spin system, or in a thin film. These vortices can be imaged in a variety of ways (magneto-optical, or using MFM techniques. In this way one can also watch the dynamics of individual magnetic vortices under external influences.

TYPICAL EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM: PERMALLOY A well-controlled system where many experiments on vortices have been done is permalloy, Ni 80 Fe 20, which has very small (quartic) magnetoelastic coupling. The vortex dynamics is very important for hard drive technology, and is described using the eqtn: We will be interested in a disc geometry (see above for others). Key parameters: Magnon velocity: Exchange length: where: so that:

Quantum Vortex in 2D Easy-plane Ferromagnet Hamiltonian: Continuum Limit + The action is: where (Berry phase) The vortex is a skyrmion, with profile: Vortex core radius MAGNON SPECTRUM with Spin Wave velocity: with

We end up with: The Berry phase gives a gyrotropic Magnus force: Get effective mass tensor: The vortex motion generates additional velocity terms:

MAGNETIC VORTICES INTERACTION WITH MAGNONS At first this problem looks almost identical to He-4. Define: Profile of moving Vortex Metric Curvature Magnon eqtns of motion: However these are not exactly the same. In the spacetime metric picture, we find that the vortex has an unusul effect on a precessing spin \(ie., the magnon spin) moving past it. The AdS and the ALT forces are equal and opposite: there is NO transverse force in a bulk system! At right we see the resulting scattering waves of magnons

VORTEX DYNAMICS: RESULTS simulated vortex motion motion with Ohmic damping If we set the vortex into motion with a δ-kick, we find decaying spiral motion dependent on the initial vortex speed (shown in fractions of v 0 = c/r v ) The top inset shows the necessary γ of Ohmic damping to fit full simulated motion. Note the strong upturn at low speeds!

THANK YOU TO: DJ Thouless (Univ of Washington)