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Sine-Gordon equation
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The
sine-Gordon equation
is
a
nonlinear
partial differential equation
of the form
: \[ \frac{\partial^
2
\
phi
}{\partial
t
^
2
} - \frac{\partial^
2
\
phi
}{\partial
x
^
2
} + \
sin
(\
phi
) =
0
\] where \(\
phi
\) is
a
function
of two variables,
time
\(
t
\) and spatial coordinate \(
x\)
.
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In
light-cone
coordinates, the
sine-Gordon equation
can be written
u
XT
=
sin
u
. Its
inverse scattering transform
,
solitons
, breathers, and
scaling symmetries
make it an
integrable system
.
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