Abstract

For the system consisting of a neutral Dirac particle with anomalous magnetic moment, interacting with a fixed magnetic monopole, zero-energy bound states are constructed for each possible value of the total angular momentum. Results of Kazama and Yang for the charge–monopole system are used to deduce the existence of other bound states for this system, when the mass of the bound particle is nonzero. In the zero-mass case, there are no other bound states, but there are resonant states, and these are determined exactly. A noncompact, so(3,2) symmetry algebra of the zero-energy bound states is given for the finite-mass case and for the zero-mass case. In each case the infinite number of such states is associated with an irreducible Majorana representation of the algebra.

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