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本文首次探讨了具有随机二次非线性的光学系统建模问题,这是非线性光学中一个新颖而富有挑战性的研究领域。通过结合乘法白噪声和二次非线性易感性,该研究提出了一种恢复光学解决方案的创新方法。利用 G ′ G 展开方法和扩展的库德里亚绍夫方法,得出了新的随机精确解,包括亮、暗、奇异和三角孤子。图形表示有助于理解这些解的特征。该书深入揭示了各种条件下光学解的随机性质,为非线性光学以及在电信和材料科学领域的潜在应用做出了宝贵贡献。
Novel stochastic embedded solitons with quadratic nonlinear susceptibility in the presence of multiplicative noise
This paper addresses the modeling of optical systems with stochastic quadratic nonlinearity for the first time, a novel and challenging research area within nonlinear optics. By incorporating multiplicative white noise and quadratic nonlinear susceptibility, the study presents an innovative approach to recovering optical solutions. Leveraging the
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-expansion method and extended Kudryashov’s method, new stochastic exact solutions are derived, encompassing bright, dark, singular, and trigonometric solitons. Graphical representations aid in understanding these solutions’ characteristics. Insights into the stochastic nature of optical solutions under various conditions are provided, offering valuable contributions to nonlinear optics and potential applications in telecommunications and materials science.