Linearized Q-Ball Perturbations

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Autores principales: Evslin, Jarah, Liu, Hui, Romańczukiewicz, Tomasz, Shnir, Yakov, Wereszczyński, Andrzej, Ziobro, Piotr
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Publicado: 2026
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author Evslin, Jarah
Liu, Hui
Romańczukiewicz, Tomasz
Shnir, Yakov
Wereszczyński, Andrzej
Ziobro, Piotr
author_facet Evslin, Jarah
Liu, Hui
Romańczukiewicz, Tomasz
Shnir, Yakov
Wereszczyński, Andrzej
Ziobro, Piotr
contents Linearized deformations of the thick-walled (low-amplitude) (1+1)-dimensional Q-ball may be decomposed into relativistic modes, which are roughly plane waves, and also long-wavelength corotating and counterrotating Floquet modes. Each mode oscillates at a pair of mirror frequencies which average to the Q-ball frequency. The corotating modes are those of a breather or oscillon plus a very loosely bound mode. The counterrotating modes are described by an irrational-level Pöschl-Teller potential, with two discrete modes which mix with their unbound mirrors, unbinding them and turning them into Feshbach-type quasinormal modes. Expanding to leading order in the Q-ball amplitude, we present all of these modes in closed form, except for the bound mode which does not exist at leading order.
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spellingShingle Linearized Q-Ball Perturbations
Evslin, Jarah
Liu, Hui
Romańczukiewicz, Tomasz
Shnir, Yakov
Wereszczyński, Andrzej
Ziobro, Piotr
High Energy Physics - Theory
Linearized deformations of the thick-walled (low-amplitude) (1+1)-dimensional Q-ball may be decomposed into relativistic modes, which are roughly plane waves, and also long-wavelength corotating and counterrotating Floquet modes. Each mode oscillates at a pair of mirror frequencies which average to the Q-ball frequency. The corotating modes are those of a breather or oscillon plus a very loosely bound mode. The counterrotating modes are described by an irrational-level Pöschl-Teller potential, with two discrete modes which mix with their unbound mirrors, unbinding them and turning them into Feshbach-type quasinormal modes. Expanding to leading order in the Q-ball amplitude, we present all of these modes in closed form, except for the bound mode which does not exist at leading order.
title Linearized Q-Ball Perturbations
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.07713