正弦-戈尔登方程是十九世纪发现的一种偏微分方程：

${\displaystyle \varphi _{tt}-\varphi _{xx}=\sin \varphi }$

來自下面的拉量：

${\displaystyle {\mathcal {L}}={\frac {1}{2}}(\varphi _{t}^{2}-\varphi _{x}^{2})+\cos \varphi }$

由于正弦-戈尔登方程有多种孤立子解而倍受瞩目。

名字是物理家熟悉的克莱因-戈尔登方程（Klein-Gordon）的雙關語。^[1]

利用分离变数法可得正弦-戈尔登方程的多种孤立子解。^[2]

${\displaystyle p1:=-4*arctan((1/2)*(1.5*exp(-4*sqrt(2))-exp(2*x*sqrt(2)))*exp(t-2-x*sqrt(2)+2*sqrt(2))*sqrt(2)/(1.5*exp(-4)+exp(2*t)))}$

${\displaystyle p2:=-4*arctan((1/2)*(1.5*exp(2*x*sqrt(2))-exp(-4*sqrt(2)))*exp(t-2-x*sqrt(2)+2*sqrt(2))*sqrt(2)/(1.5*exp(2*t)+exp(-4)))}$

正弦-戈尔登方程有如下孤立子解：

${\displaystyle \varphi _{\text{soliton}}(x,t):=4\arctan e^{m\gamma (x-vt)+\delta }\,}$

其中

${\displaystyle \gamma ^{2}={\frac {1}{1-v^{2}}}.}$

${\displaystyle px1:=(8*(1.5*exp(-4)+exp(2*t)))*exp(t-2-x*sqrt(2)+2*sqrt(2))*(exp(2*x*sqrt(2))+1.5*exp(-4*sqrt(2)))/(4.50*exp(-8)+2*exp(4*t)+2.25*exp(2*t-4-2*x*sqrt(2)-4*sqrt(2))+3.0*exp(2*t-4)+exp(2*t-4+2*x*sqrt(2)+4*sqrt(2)))}$

${\displaystyle px2:=-(8*(1.5*exp(2*t)+exp(-4)))*exp(t-2-x*sqrt(2)+2*sqrt(2))*(1.5*exp(2*x*sqrt(2))+exp(-4*sqrt(2)))/(4.50*exp(4*t)+2*exp(-8)+2.25*exp(2*t-4+2*x*sqrt(2)+4*sqrt(2))+3.0*exp(2*t-4)+exp(2*t-4-2*x*sqrt(2)-4*sqrt(2)))}$

${\displaystyle u=4\arctan \left({\frac {{\sqrt {1-\omega ^{2}}}\;\cos(\omega t)}{\omega \;\cosh({\sqrt {1-\omega ^{2}}}\;x)}}\right),}$

${\displaystyle pz1:=4*arctan((28.460498941515413988*(exp(1.8973665961010275992*x)+sqrt(exp(3.7947331922020551984*x))))*sin(OmegaT)*csgn(1/cos(OmegaT))*exp(-.94868329805051379960*x)/(18.+5.*exp(1.8973665961010275992*x)))}$

${\displaystyle pz2:=4*arctan((28.460498941515413988*(exp(1.8973665961010275992*x)+sqrt(exp(3.7947331922020551984*x))))*sin(OmegaT)*csgn(1/cos(OmegaT))*exp(-.94868329805051379960*x)/(18.+5.*exp(1.8973665961010275992*x)))}$

根據陳省身的研究，正弦-戈尔登方程有一个几何解释：三维欧几里德空间的负常曲率曲面（偽球面）。^[3]

正弦-戈尔登方程是：^[4]

${\displaystyle \varphi _{tt}-\varphi _{xx}=\sinh \varphi }$

跟戶田場論（英语：Toda field theory）有關。^[5]

正弦-戈尔登是Thirring模特（英语：Thirring model）的S對偶。

半經典量子化：^[6]

• 瞬子
• 孤子
• 統計場論的Coulomb氣體

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