Soliton, breather and shockwave solutions of the Heisenberg and the deformations of scalar field theories in 1+1 dimensions
arXiv:2010.12413 · doi:10.1007/JHEP04(2021)106
Abstract
In this note we study soliton, breather and shockwave solutions in certain two dimensional field theories. These include: (i) Heisenberg's model suggested originally to describe the scattering of high energy nucleons (ii) deformations of certain canonical scalar field theories with a potential. We find explicit soliton solutions of these models with sine-Gordon and Higgs-type potentials. We prove that the deformation of a theory of a given potential does not correct the mass of the soliton of the undeformed one. We further conjecture the form of breather solutions of these models. We show that certain deformed actions admit shockwave solutions that generalize those of Heisenberg's Lagrangian.
arXiv comment23 pages, 5 figures; references added; plots and comments added
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