Aharonov-Bohm Problem for Spin-One
M. L. Horner, Alfred S. Goldhaber
Abstract
The basic AB problem is to determine how an unshielded tube of magnetic flux Φ affects arbitrarily long-wavelength charged particles impinging on it. For spin-1 at almost all Φ the particles do not penetrate the tube, so the interaction essentially is periodic in Φ (AB effect). Below-threshold bound states move freely only along the tube axis, and consequent induced vacuum currents supplement rather than screen Φ. For a pure magnetic interaction the tube must be broader than the particle Compton wavelength, i.e., only the nonrelativistic spin-1 AB problem exists.
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