Connection Between the Exact Moving Solutions of the Negative Korteweg-de Vries (nKdV) Equation and the Negative Modified Korteweg-de Vries (nmKdV) Equation and the Static Solutions of 1+1 Dimensional $\phi^4$ Field Theory
Avinash Khare, Fred Cooper, Avadh Saxena

TL;DR
This paper establishes a connection between moving solutions of the negative KdV and negative mKdV equations and static solutions of the $+1$ dimensional $^4$ field theory, introducing many new solutions and deriving an action principle.
Contribution
It reveals a mapping between the negative KdV/mKdV equations' solutions and $^4$ field theory, and presents new solutions including rational ones, along with an action principle derivation.
Findings
Mapped moving solutions to static $^4$ solutions
Generated numerous new solutions for nKdV and nmKdV equations
Derived an action principle for the nKdV equation
Abstract
The negative order KdV (nKdV) and the modified KdV (nmKdV) equations have two different formulations based on different hierarchy operators. Both equations can be written in terms of a nonlinear differential equation for a field which we call the ``Lou form" of the equation. We find that for moving solutions of the nKdV equation and the nmKdV equation written in the ``Lou form" with , the equation for can be mapped to the equation for the static solutions of the 1+1 dimensional field theory. Using this mapping we obtain a large number of solutions of the nKdV and the nmKdV equation, most of which are new. We also show that the nKdV equation can be derived from an Action Principle for both of its formulations. Furthermore, for both forms of the nmKdV equations as well as for both focusing and defocusing cases, we show that…
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TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements · Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics
