Bose-Fermi Transformation In Three Dimensional Space
Luis Huerta, Jorge Zanelli
Abstract
A generalization of the Jordan-Wigner transformation to three (or higher) dimensions is constructed. The nonlocal mapping of spin to fermionic variables is expressed as a gauge transformation with topological charge equal to one. The resulting fermionic theory is minimally coupled to a nonabelian gauge field in a spontaneously broken phase containing monopoles.
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