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Electron-plasmon interaction in a thin cylindrical wire is described in termsof four-dimensional Kaluza-Klein theory in which angular coordinate of themetal cylinder is considered to be one of the two compactified coordinates. Inthis model electron-electron, electron-plasmon and nonlinear opticalplasmon-plasmon interactions are unified via introduction of effectivesuperchiral charges and fields. Such an approach has important consequences fordescription of electromagnetic and transport properties of mesoscopic metallicwires and rings at low temperatures, such as recent observation ofdensity-dependent spin polarization in quantum wires. This theory may beconsistently reformulated using normal language of classical physics asnonlinear electrodynamics of a rotating medium.Comment: 4 page

Electron-plasmon interaction in a cylindrical mesoscopic system: Important similarities with Kaluza-Klein theories