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Abstract
This study aims to discuss several types of inelastic collision phenomena between lump waves and kink waves on a periodic background. Based on the generalized bilinear method, a series of new interaction solutions for the (3 + 1) dimensional Boiti–Leon–Manna–Pempinelli equation are constructed by introducing several types of test functions. These interaction solutions can describe several novel nonlinear phenomena of lump wave and kink wave on a periodic wave background, including inelastic collisions of single lump wave and double kink wave, inelastic collisions of single lump wave and triple kink wave, evolution of double lump waves, fusion and fission of double lump waves and single kink wave, and inelastic collisions of double lump waves and a pair of kink waves. That is to say, the novelty of this article is that the obtained some new exact solutions can describe the interaction between lump waves, kink waves, and periodic waves. It can be seen that the test function method is an effective method for solving nonlinear evolution equations, and the research conclusions of this paper have potential application value for the study of nonlinear theory.
本研究的目的是讨论在周期性背景下块状波与扭结波之间的几种非弹性碰撞现象。基于广义双线性方法,通过引入几种测试函数,构造了(3 + 1)维boit - leon - manna - pempinelli方程的一系列新的相互作用解。这些相互作用解可以描述周期波背景下块状波和扭结波的几种新的非线性现象,包括单块状波和双扭结波的非弹性碰撞、单块状波和三块状波的非弹性碰撞、双块状波和单扭结波的演化、双块状波和单扭结波的融合和裂变、双块状波和一对扭结波的非弹性碰撞。也就是说,本文的新颖之处在于所得到的一些新的精确解可以描述块波、扭结波和周期波之间的相互作用。可见,试验函数法是求解非线性发展方程的有效方法,本文的研究结论对非线性理论的研究具有潜在的应用价值。
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