Kink solution of 2-dimensional equation, how to be stable?

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Start date Dec 6, 2014
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The discussion centers on understanding the stability of kink solutions in two-dimensional equations, specifically addressing the issue of two vacuum points being unable to be identical. Participants seek clarification on the question posed, requesting more context and detail to facilitate a better understanding. There is an emphasis on the need for specific book references to provide a clearer framework for the discussion. The conversation highlights the importance of precise communication in mathematical inquiries. Overall, the thread aims to deepen comprehension of the stability conditions for kink solutions.

Dec 6, 2014

Pring

Some book account for the reason that two vacuum points cann't be the same, how I understand it more easily?

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Dec 7, 2014

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It's not clear (to me at least) what you are talking about. Can you state your question with more detail and full context. If there's a book reference, tell us what book.

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