Some Recent Developments on Kink Collisions and Related Topics
Tomasz Romanczukiewicz, Yakov Shnir

TL;DR
This review discusses recent advances in understanding kink dynamics, collision mechanisms, and radiation effects in 1+1 dimensional scalar field theories like $ ext{phi}^4$, sine-Gordon, and $ ext{phi}^6$, highlighting new insights into non-perturbative phenomena.
Contribution
It synthesizes recent research on spectral influences, resonant collision structures, and radiation pressure effects in kink interactions across several scalar field models.
Findings
Spectral structure impacts kink dynamics.
Resonant structures are linked to collision outcomes.
Negative radiation pressure observed in certain models.
Abstract
We review recent works on modeling of dynamics of kinks in 1+1 dimensional theory and other related models, like sine-Gordon model or theory. We discuss how the spectral structure of small perturbations can affect the dynamics of non-perturbative states, such as kinks or oscillons. We describe different mechanisms, which may lead to the occurrence of the resonant structure in the kink-antikink collisions. We explain the origin of the radiation pressure mechanism, in particular, the appearance of the negative radiation pressure in the and models. We also show that the process of production of the kink-antikink pairs, induced by radiation is chaotic.
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TopicsNonlinear Photonic Systems · Vibration and Dynamic Analysis · Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors
