Sunday, 6 January 2019

quantum field theory - Differences the nonlinerarties


I want to comparison between oscillons based on non-linearities. Can someone elaborate it with the reason behind it :



When the sinusoidal vibrations are of the correct amplitude and frequency and the layer of sufficient thickness, a localized wave, referred to as an oscillon.



Astonishingly, oscillons of opposite phase will attract over short distances and form 'bonded' pairs. Oscillons of like phase repel. Oscillons have been observed forming 'molecule' like structures and long chains. In comparison, solitons do not form bound states.



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