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MODELING OF THE ORIGIN AND INTERACTIONS OF MULTISOLITON SOLUTIONS OF THE (2+4)KDV EQUATION
Abstract:
The (2+4)-dimensional Korteweg-de Vries (KdV) equation is a fundamental mathematical model that describes the propagation of long nonlinear waves in various physical systems. In this study, we focus on the modeling and analysis of the origin and interactions of multisoliton solutions within the framework of the (2+4)KdV equation.
The (2+4)KdV equation extends the conventional KdV equation to include two spatial dimensions, resulting in a richer dynamics and more complex soliton interactions. We aim to understand the formation, propagation, and collision behavior of multisoliton solutions in this higher-dimensional setting.
To achieve this, we employ a combination of analytical techniques and numerical simulations. We start by deriving the (2+4)KdV equation from the appropriate physical context, such as fluid dynamics or nonlinear optics, through the application of appropriate asymptotic methods.
We then investigate the existence and properties of multisoliton solutions of the (2+4)KdV equation. By employing tools from soliton theory, such as the inverse scattering transform, Hirota’s bilinear method, and the Darboux transformation, we construct explicit solutions and analyze their characteristics, including their interaction patterns, velocities, and shapes.
Furthermore, we utilize numerical simulations to study the dynamics of multisoliton solutions in various scenarios. We investigate the influence of different initial conditions, interaction strengths, and boundary conditions on soliton formation, propagation, and collision processes. These simulations provide valuable insights into the complex behavior of solitons in higher-dimensional systems.
Our research contributes to a deeper understanding of the (2+4)KdV equation and its soliton solutions, shedding light on the fundamental properties of nonlinear waves in multidimensional settings. The findings from this study have the potential to find applications in various fields, such as fluid dynamics, plasma physics, and nonlinear optics, where the (2+4)KdV equation can accurately describe wave propagation phenomena.
Keywords: (2+4)KdV equation, multisoliton solutions, soliton interactions, higher-dimensional dynamics, soliton theory, numerical simulations.
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