高阶涅斯捷连科类型方程中的紧凑子

Vsevolod A. Vladimirov, S. Skurativskyi
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研究考虑了一个描述波在预应力颗粒介质中传播的模型。该模型采用演化 PDE 形式,通过形式渐近展开从描述预应力颗粒链动力学的 ODE 系统中获得。我们以前的论文表明,在考虑了非线性效应和介质结构存在的最低渐近方法中,模型方程具有行波(TW)解,其紧凑支持(compactons)表现出孤子特性。在本文中,我们研究了一个通过考虑先前丢弃的渐近展开项而得到的高阶演化 PDE,以及另一个在参数值上与原始 PDE 不同的 PDE(称为模拟),其紧凑子解以分析形式表示。通过对高阶模型及其类似物的数值和分析研究,我们可以得出结论:这两种模型都具有表现出 "真正 "孤子某些特性的紧凑子解。反过来,这也证明了先前使用的模型在包含渐近展开的弃项时的稳定性。
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Compactons in Higher-order Nesterenko's-Type Equations
A model describing propagation of waves in a pre-stressed granular media is considered. The model, having the form of evolutionary PDE, is obtained from the system of ODEs describing dynamics of a chain of pre-stressed granules by means of formal asymptotic expansion. It is shown in our previous papers, that in the lowest asymptotic approximation, in which both nonlinear effects and the presence of media structure are taken into account, the model equation possesses traveling wave (TW) solutions with compact support (compactons) manifesting soliton properties. In this paper, we study a higher-order evolutionary PDE obtained by taking into account previously discarded terms of the asymptotic expansion, as well as another PDE (called analogue), differing from the original one in the values of parameters, and having compacton solutions expressed in analytical form. Numerical and analytical studies of both the higher-order model and its analogue allow to conclude that both models have compacton solutions exhibiting some properties of “true” solitons. This, in turn, testifies the stability of the previously used model with respect to the inclusion of the discarded terms of the asymptotic expansion.
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