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On the solutions of the equations of motion of a one-dimensional bag model with surface energy

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The functional-differential equations describing the evolution of a one-dimensional model of extended hadrons with point masses at the boundaries are studied. The qualitative properties of dynamics are investigated. The conditions are given which guarantee the global existence of solutions of the above equations.

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  1. State Standards Committee, Moscow, USSR

    Yu. M. Sinyukov & V. I. Zhdanov

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Sinyukov, Y.M., Zhdanov, V.I. On the solutions of the equations of motion of a one-dimensional bag model with surface energy. Letters in Mathematical Physics 7, 215–220 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00400436

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