An Impedance Approach to the Chiral Anomaly
@inproceedings{Cameron2014AnIA, title={An Impedance Approach to the Chiral Anomaly}, author={P. Cameron}, year={2014} }
The chiral potential is inverse square. The family of inverse square potentials includes the vector Lorentz potential of the quantum Hall and Aharonov-Bohm effects, and the centrifugal, Coriolis, and three body potentials. The impedances associated with these potentials are scale invariant, the quantum Hall impedance being the most familiar. The scale invariant impedances communicate only quantum phase, not an observable in a single quantum measurement. The scale dependent impedances, including… CONTINUE READING
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