In the limit of small couplings in the nearest neighbor interaction, and small total energy, we apply the resonant normal form result of a previous paper of ours to a finite but arbitrarily large mixed Fermi–Pasta–Ulam Klein–Gordon chain, i.e., with both linear and nonlinear terms in both the on-site and interaction potential, with periodic boundary conditions. An existence and orbital stability result for Breathers of such a normal form, which turns out to be a generalized discrete nonlinear Schrödinger model with exponentially decaying all neighbor interactions, is first proved. Exploiting such a result as an intermediate step, a long time stability theorem for the true Breathers of the KG and FPU–KG models, in the anti-continuous limit, is proven.

Long time stability of small-amplitude Breathers in a mixed FPU-KG model / S. Paleari, T. Penati. - In: ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANGEWANDTE MATHEMATIK UND PHYSIK. - ISSN 0044-2275. - 67:6(2016 Dec). [10.1007/s00033-016-0738-8]

Long time stability of small-amplitude Breathers in a mixed FPU-KG model

S. Paleari
Primo
;
T. Penati
Ultimo
2016

Abstract

In the limit of small couplings in the nearest neighbor interaction, and small total energy, we apply the resonant normal form result of a previous paper of ours to a finite but arbitrarily large mixed Fermi–Pasta–Ulam Klein–Gordon chain, i.e., with both linear and nonlinear terms in both the on-site and interaction potential, with periodic boundary conditions. An existence and orbital stability result for Breathers of such a normal form, which turns out to be a generalized discrete nonlinear Schrödinger model with exponentially decaying all neighbor interactions, is first proved. Exploiting such a result as an intermediate step, a long time stability theorem for the true Breathers of the KG and FPU–KG models, in the anti-continuous limit, is proven.
stability; periodic orbits; nonlinear discrete lattices; Hamiltonian perturbation theory; normal forms; Breathers
Settore MAT/07 - Fisica Matematica
dic-2016
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