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The Camassa-Holm equation
possesses well-known peaked solitary waves that can travel to
both directions. The positive ones travel to the right and are
called peakon whereas the negative ones travel to the left and are
called antipeakons.
Their orbital stability has been established by
Constantin and Strauss in [20]. In [28] we have proven the stability of trains of peakons.
Here, we continue this study by extending the stability result to the case of
ordered trains of anti-peakons and peakons.