The Physics Society of Iran Iranian Journal of Physics Research 1682-6957 24 2 2024 08 22 A coupled system of \phi^4 and sine-Gordon fields A coupled system of \phi^4 and sine-Gordon fields 219 227 3520 10.47176/ijpr.24.2.61916 FA Azizollah Azizi Department of Physics, Science College, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran 0000-0002-6318-7453 Shaghayegh Parkami Department of Physics, Science College, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran Journal Article 2024 06 23 Pairing fields can lead to the emergence of new phenomena. In the classical fields and nonlinear systems, a lot of research has been done on the solitary and soliton solutions of these systems. In the literature, usually, we see the coupling of two  ϕ^4 systems, or two sine-Gordon systems. The sine-Gordon system has various solutions, all of which are well-behaved, and its soliton solutions are well known. On the other hand, the  ϕ^4 system, which is very important in field theory, has solitary solutions, but no soliton solutions. For example, a bound solution cannot be made from a pair of kink and anti-kink; or these two solutions will not survive after collision, and will be destroyed. In this research, we couple a  ϕ^4 system to a sine-Gordon system, in order to extend the stability from the sine-Gordon system to the ϕ^4 system. We have shown that , for a coupled ϕ^4 and sine-Gordon system, this expectation is partially fulfilled. Pairing fields can lead to the emergence of new phenomena. In the classical fields and nonlinear systems, a lot of research has been done on the solitary and soliton solutions of these systems. In the literature, usually, we see the coupling of two  ϕ^4 systems, or two sine-Gordon systems. The sine-Gordon system has various solutions, all of which are well-behaved, and its soliton solutions are well known. On the other hand, the  ϕ^4 system, which is very important in field theory, has solitary solutions, but no soliton solutions. For example, a bound solution cannot be made from a pair of kink and anti-kink; or these two solutions will not survive after collision, and will be destroyed. In this research, we couple a  ϕ^4 system to a sine-Gordon system, in order to extend the stability from the sine-Gordon system to the ϕ^4 system. We have shown that , for a coupled ϕ^4 and sine-Gordon system, this expectation is partially fulfilled. https://ijpr.iut.ac.ir/article_3520_6c0958d82a830a02c0718147b1b565c1.pdf