环形Josephson结中圆对称孤子解的微扰分析

本文用微扰方法,研究环形Josephson结中有扰动情形下sine-Gordon方程的圆对称孤子解,得到孤子的动力学方程的解析形式。所得的I—V曲线(第一零场台阶)与数值计算结果符合得很好。 关键词：     

切变流动液晶中的孤子传播

本文首次给出了切变流动下(包括存在外电场或外磁场的情况)向列相液晶中与指向运动有关的孤子传播性质的详细计算。在波速较大条件下方程有解析解。本文还对孤子解的性质、孤子的能量以及偏振光(单色光和复色光)下孤子运动所引起的干涉条纹等做了计算和讨论。对实验的分析表明:文献[12]和[13]MBBA液晶中观察到的黑线实际上就是本文所述的A型孤子。 关键词：     

非线性光学 非线性光学概论

O437 2006032116有偏压中心对称光折变晶体中的屏蔽孤子=Screeningsolitons in biased centrosymmetric photorefractive media[刊,中]/李金萍(中科院西安光机所瞬态光学技术国家重点实验室.陕西,西安(710068)) ,卢克清…∥光子学报.—2006 ,35(2) .—257-260给出了中心对称光折变晶体中屏蔽孤子的高阶空间电荷场。研究了中心对称光折变晶体中屏蔽孤子的高阶非线性波动方程。在适当的条件下,这个非线性波动方程能够展示明暗空间光孤子。应用光束传播的方法,对这些孤子的稳定性进行了讨论。结果表明在小的微扰下这类孤子是稳定的,不会发生分…     

具有二阶和三阶非线性一维光子晶体中的耦合模孤子

研究同时具有二阶和三阶非线性的一维光子晶体中的耦合孤子动力学.从Maxwell方程出发,利用多重尺度法,导出了光学整流场与两个基频电场包络的非线性耦合模方程组,给出了耦合模方程组的孤子解.结果表明,由于二阶非线性导致的光学整流场对基频电场有调制作用,使得两个基频电场分量可以呈现为亮孤子亮孤子、暗孤子暗孤子及亮孤子-暗孤子对 当两个基频电场的振动频率趋于光子晶体频带的带边频率时,光学整流场消失     

具有二阶和三阶非线性一维光子晶体中的耦合模孤子

研究同时具有二阶和三阶非线性的一维光子晶体中的耦合孤子动力学. 从Maxwell方程出发,利用多重尺度法,导出了光学整流场与两个基频电场包络的非线性耦合模方程组,给出了耦合模方程组的孤子解. 结果表明,由于二阶非线性导致的光学整流场对基频电场有调制作用,使得两个基频电场分量可以呈现为亮孤子-亮孤子、暗孤子-暗孤子及亮孤子-暗孤子对;当两个基频电场的振动频率趋于光子晶体频带的带边频率时,光学整流场消失.     

一维分子晶体激子-孤子运动的激子运动学和动力学非线性效应

基于一维分子晶体相邻分子间静态作用势和分子间的(电)偶极-偶极相互作用,采用分子投影算符表示一维分子晶体激子系统的模型哈密顿量.在谐振近似下,根据激子运动学和动力学非线性效应的理解,推导了晶格运动和激子-孤子运动的非线性Klein-Gordon(K-G)耦合运动方程组.发现激子运动学和动力学非线性效应不但对孤子波函数的³,²{²}\{x²}有重要贡献,且导致重要的高阶非线性项,分别对⁵非线性和⁷非线性方程给出了解析解.详细分析非线性方程的Bell型孤子和Kink型孤子解结果,发现激子运动学和动力学非线性效应对激子的有效质量m有显著增加贡献,对激子-孤子能量(Ω)有更负的修正,孤子局域范围更小.对Bell型孤子以超声速(v＞c_s)沿一维键传播,而Kink型孤子以亚声速传播(v＜c_s),它们分别出现在激子能带底部和顶部. 关键词： 一维分子晶体 激子-孤立子 运动学和动力学非线性效应 非线性Klein-Gordon方程     

强非局域非线性介质中的完美厄米高斯高阶孤子

本文得到了强非局域非线性介质中的一类高阶空间孤子,即完美厄米高斯高阶孤子。此类高阶孤子在入射面处的场分布与完美厄米高斯光束束腰处的场分布相同。在传输过程中,其场分布呈周期性演化,周期为 △Z=(注:公式粘贴不上,请见稿件) .     

有偏压的光伏光折变晶体中的空间孤子

证明了有偏压的光伏光折变晶体中存在着明、暗稳态的空间孤子.它源于对外电场的非均匀空间屏蔽和光伏效应.与已报道的稳态光折变空间孤子相比,它具有不同的特性.当外电场为某一特定值时,用改变外电场的极性和旋转光的偏振方向可以实现明孤子与暗孤子的相互转换.当外电场足够强可以忽略光伏效应时,它类似于屏蔽孤子;当不存在外电场时,它类似于开路条件下的光伏孤子. 关键词：     

非线性光学 非线性光学概论

O437 2005031813 非对称光折变全息空间光孤子的存在曲线=Existence curves of asymmetric photorefractive holographic spatial optical solitons[刊,中]／刘劲松(华中科技大学激光技术国 家重点实验室．湖北,武汉(430074))∥物理学报．-2004, 53(9)．-3014-3019 证明了在加外电场的光折变晶体中存在非对称全息 空间光孤子对,其特征是孤子对中的两个孤子具有相同的 宽度、不同的振幅。给出了这种孤子对的存在曲线,其中     

开路光伏空间孤子的动态行为

从理论上研究了开路情况下一维光伏空间孤子的时间演化过程.采用数值方法,通过研究有无背景光辐照下光伏空间亮(暗)孤子的含时空间电荷场,分别得到了光伏空间亮(暗)孤子的孤子波形强度微分方程.在此基础上研究了开路情况下通过增加均匀背景光辐照强度对光伏空间孤子及其半峰全宽的影响.结果显示,通过增加均匀背景光辐照强度,光伏空间孤子随时间的演化过程比没有均匀背景光时加快的倍数为均匀背景光强与暗辐照光强之比.光伏空间孤子的半峰全宽达到稳态所需的时间随孤子峰值强度和暗辐照与均匀背景光强度之和的比值的增大而变短.     

Gauging a two phase hadron model

We generate a two phase model for hadrons starting from a lagrangian density in terms of quarks and meson fields which extend over all space-time. Our procedure is based on the non-topological soliton approach of Friedberg and Lee. We then apply this scheme to study the coupling of gauge weak bosons, for which the surface is transparent, in a consistent manner.     

The effective action of a spin 1/2 field in the background of a nontopological soliton

We generalize a new method of calculating the effective action for fields in a spherically symmetric background to the case of a spin 1/2 field whose mass is a function ofr=|x|, as it is the case in the nontopological soliton model of Friedberg and Lee. The quantum corrections to the soliton energy are sizeable, of the same order as the bound state energies that stabilize the soliton.     

Batalin-Vilkovisky field-antifield quantisation of fluctuations around classical field configurations

The Lagrangian field-antifield formalism of Batalin and Vilkovisky (BV) is used to investigate the application of the collective coordinate method to soliton quantisation. In field theories with soliton solutions, the Gaussian fluctuation operator has zero modes due to the breakdown of global symmetries of the Lagrangian in the soliton solutions. It is shown how Noether identities and local symmetries of the Lagrangian arise when collective coordinates are introduced in order to avoid divergences related to these zero modes. This transformation to collective and fluctuation degrees of freedom is interpreted as a canonical transformation in the symplectic field-antifield space which induces a time-local gauge symmetry. Separating the corresponding Lagrangian path integral of the BV scheme in lowest order into harmonic quantum fluctuations and a free motion of the collective coordinate with the classical mass of the soliton, we show how the BV approach clarifies the relation between zero modes, collective coordinates, gauge invariance and the center-of-mass motion of classical solutions in quantum fields. Finally, we apply the procedure to the reduced nonlinear O(3) σ-model.     

A note on fermion and gauge couplings in field theory models for tachyon condensation

We study soliton solutions in supersymmetric scalar field theory with a class of potentials. We study both bosonic and fermionic zero-modes around the soliton solution. We study two possible couplings of gauge fields to these models. While the Born–Infeld like coupling has one normalizable mode (the zero mode), the other kind of coupling has no normalizable modes. We show that quantum mechanical problem which determines the spectrum of fluctuation modes of the scalar, fermion and the gauge field is identical. We also show that only the lowest lying mode, i.e., the zero mode, is normalizable and the rest of the spectrum is continuous.     

Multiple bright and dark soliton solutions in three component spinor Bose-Einstein condensates

We investigate a quasi one dimensional spin-1 Bose-Einstein Condensates (BEC) in the absence of an external confinement governed by a system of three coupled Gross-Pitaevskii (GP) equation. Based on the Lax-pair, we construct one soliton solution employing gauge transformation method. In addition, the multiple bright and dark soliton solutions are obtained by properly choosing amplitude dependent parameter in the Lax-pair. The results of the paper emphasizes the richness in the structure of soliton solutions admitted by the spin components, a phenomenon which has never been brought out to the fore. We have also extended the gauge transformation method to generate two soliton solutions.     

Chan–Paton soliton gauge states of the compactified open string

We study the mechanism of the enhanced gauge symmetry of the bosonic open string compactified on a torus by analyzing the zero-norm soliton (non-zero winding of the Wilson line) gauge states in the spectrum. Unlike the closed string case, we find that the soliton gauge state exists only at massive levels. These soliton gauge states correspond to the existence of enhanced massive gauge symmetries with transformation parameters containing both Einstein and Yang–Mills indices. In the T-dual picture, these symmetries exist only at some discrete values of compactified radii when N D-branes are coincident. Received: 14 May 1999 / Published online: 17 March 2000     

A study on relativistic lagrangian field theories with non-topological soliton solutions

We perform a general analysis of the dynamic structure of two classes of relativistic lagrangian field theories exhibiting static spherically symmetric non-topological soliton solutions. The analysis is concerned with (multi-) scalar fields and generalized gauge fields of compact semi-simple Lie groups. The lagrangian densities governing the dynamics of the (multi-) scalar fields are assumed to be general functions of the kinetic terms, whereas the gauge-invariant lagrangians are general functions of the field invariants. These functions are constrained by requirements of regularity, positivity of the energy and vanishing of the vacuum energy, defining what we call “admissible” models. In the scalar case we establish the general conditions which determine exhaustively the families of admissible lagrangian models supporting this kind of finite-energy solutions. We analyze some explicit examples of these different families, which are defined by the asymptotic and central behaviour of the fields of the corresponding particle-like solutions. From the variational analysis of the energy functional, we show that the admissibility constraints and the finiteness of the energy of the scalar solitons are necessary and sufficient conditions for their linear static stability against small charge-preserving perturbations. Furthermore, we perform a general spectral analysis of the dynamic evolution of the small perturbations around the statically stable solitons, establishing their dynamic stability. Next, we consider the case of many-components scalar fields, showing that the resolution of the particle-like field problem in this case reduces to that of the one-component case. The study of these scalar models is a necessary step in the analysis of the gauge fields. In this latter case, we add the requirement of parity invariance to the admissibility constraints. We determine the general conditions defining the families of admissible gauge-invariant models exhibiting finite-energy electrostatic spherically symmetric solutions which, unlike the (multi-) scalar case, are not always stable. The variational analysis of the energy functional leads now to supplementary restrictions to be imposed on the lagrangian densities in order to ensure the linear stability of the solitons. We establish a correspondence between any admissible soliton-supporting (multi-) scalar model and a family of admissible generalized gauge models supporting finite-energy electrostatic point-like solutions. Conversely, for each admissible soliton-supporting gauge-invariant model there is an associated unique admissible (multi-) scalar model with soliton solutions. This shows the exhaustive character of the admissibility and stability conditions in determining the class of soliton-supporting generalized gauge models. The usual Born-Infeld electrodynamic theory and its non-abelian extensions are shown to be (very particular) examples of one of these families.     

Finiteness of the Coulomb gauge QCD perturbative effective action

At 2-loop order in the Coulomb gauge, individual Feynman graphs contributing to the effective action have energy divergences. It is proved that these cancel in suitable combinations of graphs. This has previously been shown only for transverse external fields. The calculation results in a generalization of the Christ–Lee term which was inserted into the Hamiltonian.     

The heterotic string is a soliton

It is shown that the Type IIA superstring compactified on K3 has a smooth string soliton with the same zero mode structure as the heterotic string compactified on a four-torus, thus providing new evidence for a conjectured exact duality between the two six-dimensional string theories. The chiral worldsheet bosons arise as zero modes of Ramond-Ramond fields of the IIA string theory and live on a signature (20,4) even, self-dual lattice. Stable, finite loops of soliton string provide the charged Ramond-Ramond states necessary for enhanced gauge symmetries at degeneration points of the K3 surface. It is also shown that Type IIB strings toroidally compactified to six dimensions have a multiplet of string solutions with Type II worldsheets.     

An alternative to the horizontality condition in the superfield approach to BRST symmetries

We provide an alternative to the gauge covariant horizontality condition, which is responsible for the derivation of the nilpotent (anti-) BRST symmetry transformations for the gauge and (anti-) ghost fields of a (3+1)-dimensional (4D) interacting 1-form non-Abelian gauge theory in the framework of the usual superfield approach to the Becchi–Rouet–Stora–Tyutin (BRST) formalism. The above covariant horizontality condition is replaced by a gauge invariant restriction on the (4,2)-dimensional supermanifold, parameterised by a set of four spacetime coordinates, x^μ(μ=0,1,2,3), and a pair of Grassmannian variables, θ and θ̄. The latter condition enables us to derive the nilpotent (anti-) BRST symmetry transformations for all the fields of an interacting 1-form 4D non-Abelian gauge theory in which there is an explicit coupling between the gauge field and the Dirac fields. The key differences and the striking similarities between the above two conditions are pointed out clearly. PACS 11.15.-q; 12.20.-m; 03.70.+k