A Note on the Julia-Zee Dyon Solution
Abstract
We observed that the Julia-Zee dyon solution can be presented in similar exact form when the φ-winding number of the internal space is n. However the closed form n-monopole version of the Julia-Zee dyon solution exits in the present of (n-1) string antimonopoles. Hence the net monopole charge of the system at large distances is still unity. When n=1, the solution is just the Julia-Zee dyon solution. Using the ansatz of this solution, we also present the antimonopole version of the Julia-Zee dyon in closed form, with all the magnetic field directions reversed. We would also like to note that for a given monopole charge in this dyon solution, the net electric charge of the system can be both positive and negative.
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