Nabile Boussaid, Andrew Comech
We study the point spectrum of the nonlinear Dirac equation linearized at one of the solitary wave solutions $\phi_\omega(x)e^{-i \omega t}$. We prove that, in any dimension, the linearized equation has no embedded eigenvalues in the part of the essential spectrum beyond the embedded thresholds (located at $\lambda=\pm i (m+|\omega|)$). We then prove that the birth of point eigenvalues with nonzero real part from the essential spectrum is only possible from the embedded eigenvalues, and therefore can not take place beyond the embedded thresholds. We also study the birth of point eigenvalues in the nonrelativistic limit, $\omega\to m$. We apply our results to show that small amplitude solitary waves ($\omega\lesssim m$) of cubic nonlinear Dirac equation in one dimension are spectrally stable.
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http://arxiv.org/abs/1211.3336
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