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# Even solutions of the Toda system with prescribed asymptotic behavior

• Every solution of the Toda system, describing the behavior of a finite number of mass points on the line, each one interacting with its neighbors, is asymptotically linear at infinity. We show the existence and uniqueness of even solution with suitable prescribed asymptotic behavior, by analyzing a system of algebraic equations derived from the relation between the slopes and the intercepts of the asymptotic lines.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 34B30, 34E99, 35J60.

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