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The potential is even, so field reflection has α=−1; spatial reflection has β=−1. If K(x)=ϕ(0,1)(x), the four oriented interpolating solutions, allowing a common translation, are
ϕ(0,1)(x)=K(x),ϕ(1,0)(x)=K(−x),
(1)
ϕ(0,−1)(x)=−K(x),ϕ(−1,0)(x)=−K(−x).
(2)
The first and third are kinks under this orientation convention, and spatial reflection gives their antikinks.

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