An origin of spins of fields
Tsunehiro Kobayashi
Abstract
Spins of fields are investigated in terms of the zero-energy eigenstates of 2-dimensional Schr odinger equations with central potentials Va(ρ)=-a2gaρ2(a-1) (a=0, ga>0 and ρ=x2+y2). We see that for a=N/2 (N=positive odd integers) one half spin states can naturally be understood as states with the angular momentum l=1 in the ζa plane which is obtained by mapping the xy plane in terms of conformal transformations ζa=za with z=x+iy. It is shown that the scalar and the 1/2-spin fields can obtain masses. Vortex structures and a supersymmetry for the zero-energy states are also pointed out.
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