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Equilibrium electric current of massive electrons with anomalous magnetic moments induced by a magnetic field and the electroweak interaction with matter M. S. Dvornikov

By: Dvornikov, Maxim SMaterial type: ArticleArticleContent type: Текст Media type: электронный Subject(s): магнитное поле | Дирака уравнение | аномальный магнитный момент | электрослабое взаимодействие | электронно-позитронная плазмаGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: International journal of modern physics A Vol. 33, № 26. P. 1850154-1-1850154-14Abstract: We study the possibility of the existence of the electric current, formed by massive electrons and positrons, flowing along an external magnetic field. The charged fermions are supposed to have nonzero anomalous magnetic moments and electroweakly interact with background matter. The expression for the current is obtained on the basis of the exact solution of the Dirac equation in the corresponding external fields. We demonstrate that, in the state of equilibrium, such a current is vanishing for any characteristics of the electron-positron plasma as well as the external fields. Our results are compared with the recent findings of other authors.
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We study the possibility of the existence of the electric current, formed by massive electrons and positrons, flowing along an external magnetic field. The charged fermions are supposed to have nonzero anomalous magnetic moments and electroweakly interact with background matter. The expression for the current is obtained on the basis of the exact solution of the Dirac equation in the corresponding external fields. We demonstrate that, in the state of equilibrium, such a current is vanishing for any characteristics of the electron-positron plasma as well as the external fields. Our results are compared with the recent findings of other authors.

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