Universality of the Gunn effect: self-sustained oscillations mediated by solitary waves
L.L. Bonilla, I. R. Cantalapiedra

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that Gunn-like oscillations, driven by solitary wave dynamics, are a universal phenomenon in certain classes of semiconductor models, supported by a new asymptotic analysis.
Contribution
It introduces a novel asymptotic analysis showing the universality of the Gunn effect across different model equations, including the constrained Cahn-Allen equation.
Findings
Gunn-like oscillations are shown to occur in specific mathematical models.
A new asymptotic method is developed for analyzing these oscillations.
The analysis includes an example related to the constrained Cahn-Allen equation.
Abstract
The Gunn effect consists of time-periodic oscillations of the current flowing through an external purely resistive circuit mediated by solitary wave dynamics of the electric field on an attached appropriate semiconductor. By means of a new asymptotic analysis, it is argued that Gunn-like behavior occurs in specific classes of model equations. As an illustration, an example related to the constrained Cahn-Allen equation is analyzed.
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