The hyperbolic Heisenberg and sigma models in 1+1 dimensions.
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The hyperbolic Heisenberg and sigma models in \(1+1\) dimensions.
The hyperbolic Heisenberg and sigma models in \(1+1\) dimensions.
Abstract: Hyperbolic versions of the integrable (1+1)-dimensional Heisenberg Ferromagnet and sigma models are discussed in the context of topological solutions classifiable by an integer `winding number'. Some explicit solutions are presented and the existence of certain classes of such winding solutions examined.
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