The analysis shows the relation of magnetic potentials and operators between R2 and R3, implying insights into geometric structures.
Based on ideas mainly developed in Erdős and Solovej, 2001 and Aharonov and Casher, 1979, we consider a certain class of magnetic potentials, whose corresponding magnetic field is parallel to a particular class of Conformal Killing Fields, and the related magnetic Dirac operators. We deduce an equation interlacing these Dirac operators on R3 with a class of Dirac operators on R2. In the process, we introduce a one-parameter family of typically non-Hausdorff coordinate spaces, on members of which we map R3 using a Riemann-type submersion and show that standard Differential Geometry results hold for such spaces too.
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Nik Alexandrakis (2026) studied this question.
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