On dynamics of cylindrical and spherical relativistic domain walls of finite thickness
arXiv:hep-th/9309089 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.49.4154
Abstract
Dynamics of cylindrical and spherical relativistic domain walls is investigated with the help of a new method based on Taylor expansion of the scalar field in a vicinity of the core of the wall. Internal oscillatory modes for the domain walls are found. These modes are non-analytic in the "width" of the domain wall. Rather non-trivial transformation to a special coordinate system, widely used in investigations of relativistic domain walls, is studied in detail.
26 pages Latex + 4 figures (not included), Nordita 93/58 P
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