Adiabatic Invariance of Oscillons/I-balls
arXiv:1508.01028 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.92.105024
Abstract
Real scalar fields are known to fragment into spatially localized and long-lived solitons called oscillons or -balls. We prove the adiabatic invariance of the oscillons/-balls for a potential that allows periodic motion even in the presence of non-negligible spatial gradient energy. We show that such potential is uniquely determined to be the quadratic one with a logarithmic correction, for which the oscillons/-balls are absolutely stable. For slightly different forms of the scalar potential dominated by the quadratic one, the oscillons/-balls are only quasi-stable, because the adiabatic charge is only approximately conserved. We check the conservation of the adiabatic charge of the -balls in numerical simulation by slowly varying the coefficient of logarithmic corrections. This unambiguously shows that the longevity of oscillons/-balls is due to the adiabatic invariance.
26 papes, 4 figures
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