The novel multisoliton solutions for the nonlinear lumped self-dual network equations, Toda lattice and KP equation were obtained by using the Hirota direct method.
This article is concerned with the Hirota direct method for studying novel multisoliton solutions of the discrete KdV equation. First the Hirota method was introduced, then the novel multisoliton solutions were obtain...This article is concerned with the Hirota direct method for studying novel multisoliton solutions of the discrete KdV equation. First the Hirota method was introduced, then the novel multisoliton solutions were obtained. Simultaneously the figures of the novel one-soliton solution and two-soliton solution were given and the singularity of the novel multisoliton solutions was discussed. Finally it was pointed out that the multisoliton solutions with sigularity can only be called soliton-like solutions. Key words differential-difference KdV equation - Hirota method - multisoliton-like solutions MSC 2000 35Q51 Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No. 19571052)展开更多
Using the extension homogeneous balance method,we have obtained some new special types of soliton solutions of the (2+1)-dimensional KdV equation.Starting from the homogeneous balance method,one can obtain a nonlinear...Using the extension homogeneous balance method,we have obtained some new special types of soliton solutions of the (2+1)-dimensional KdV equation.Starting from the homogeneous balance method,one can obtain a nonlinear transformation to simple (2+1)-dimensional KdV equation into a linear partial differential equation and two bilinear partial differential equations.Usually,one can obtain only a kind of soliton-like solutions.In this letter,we find further some special types of the multisoliton solutions from the linear and bilinear partial differential equations.展开更多
By means of the standard truncated Painlevé expansion and a special B?cklund transformation, the higher-dimensional coupled Burgers system (HDCB) is reduced to a linear equation, and an exact multisoliton excitat...By means of the standard truncated Painlevé expansion and a special B?cklund transformation, the higher-dimensional coupled Burgers system (HDCB) is reduced to a linear equation, and an exact multisoliton excitation is derived. The evolution properties of the multisoliton excitation are investigated and some novel features or interesting behaviors are revealed. The results show that after interactions for dromion-dromion, solitoff-solitoff, and solitoff-dromion, they are combined with some new types of localized structures, which are similar to classic particles with completely nonelastic behaviors.展开更多
Based on the inverse scattering transform for the coupled nonlinear Schrodinger （NLS） equations with vanishing boundary condition （VBC）, the multisoliton solution has been derived by some determinant techniques of...Based on the inverse scattering transform for the coupled nonlinear Schrodinger （NLS） equations with vanishing boundary condition （VBC）, the multisoliton solution has been derived by some determinant techniques of some special matrices and determinants, especially the Cauchy-Binet formula. The oneand two-soliton solutions have been given as the illustration of the general formula of the multisoliton solution. Moreover, new nonsymmetric solutions corresponding to different number of zeros of the scattering data on the upper and lower half plane are discussed.展开更多
文摘The novel multisoliton solutions for the nonlinear lumped self-dual network equations, Toda lattice and KP equation were obtained by using the Hirota direct method.
文摘This article is concerned with the Hirota direct method for studying novel multisoliton solutions of the discrete KdV equation. First the Hirota method was introduced, then the novel multisoliton solutions were obtained. Simultaneously the figures of the novel one-soliton solution and two-soliton solution were given and the singularity of the novel multisoliton solutions was discussed. Finally it was pointed out that the multisoliton solutions with sigularity can only be called soliton-like solutions. Key words differential-difference KdV equation - Hirota method - multisoliton-like solutions MSC 2000 35Q51 Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No. 19571052)
文摘Using the extension homogeneous balance method,we have obtained some new special types of soliton solutions of the (2+1)-dimensional KdV equation.Starting from the homogeneous balance method,one can obtain a nonlinear transformation to simple (2+1)-dimensional KdV equation into a linear partial differential equation and two bilinear partial differential equations.Usually,one can obtain only a kind of soliton-like solutions.In this letter,we find further some special types of the multisoliton solutions from the linear and bilinear partial differential equations.
文摘By means of the standard truncated Painlevé expansion and a special B?cklund transformation, the higher-dimensional coupled Burgers system (HDCB) is reduced to a linear equation, and an exact multisoliton excitation is derived. The evolution properties of the multisoliton excitation are investigated and some novel features or interesting behaviors are revealed. The results show that after interactions for dromion-dromion, solitoff-solitoff, and solitoff-dromion, they are combined with some new types of localized structures, which are similar to classic particles with completely nonelastic behaviors.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(10705022),Joint Funds of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U1232109)
文摘Based on the inverse scattering transform for the coupled nonlinear Schrodinger （NLS） equations with vanishing boundary condition （VBC）, the multisoliton solution has been derived by some determinant techniques of some special matrices and determinants, especially the Cauchy-Binet formula. The oneand two-soliton solutions have been given as the illustration of the general formula of the multisoliton solution. Moreover, new nonsymmetric solutions corresponding to different number of zeros of the scattering data on the upper and lower half plane are discussed.
