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Stability of standing periodic waves in the massive Thirring model

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arxiv 2409.02755 v1 pith:SMQW6WPA submitted 2024-09-04 nlin.SI math-phmath.APmath.DSmath.MPnlin.PS

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We analyze the spectral stability of the standing periodic waves in the massive Thirring model in laboratory coordinates. Since solutions of the linearized MTM equation are related to the squared eigenfunctions of the linear Lax system, the spectral stability of the standing periodic waves can be studied by using their Lax spectrum. Standing periodic waves are classified based on eight eigenvalues which coincide with the endpoints of the spectral bands of the Lax spectrum. Combining analytical and numerical methods, we show that the standing periodic waves are spectrally stable if and only if the eight eigenvalues are located either on the imaginary axis or along the diagonals of the complex plane.

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  1. Inverse Scattering Transform for the Massive Thirring Model: Delving into Higher-Order Pole Dynamics

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    The authors extend the inverse scattering transform for the massive Thirring model to transmission coefficients with higher-order poles and derive N-multipole solutions in the reflectionless case.

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