Theko M. Sekhesa , Ngaka J. Nchejane , Wetsi D. Poka , Kalebe M. Kalebe
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Exact solutions of the (1+1)-dissipative Westervelt equation using an optimal system of Lie sub-algebras and modified simple equation method
The Westervelt model is a non-linear partial differential equation that models sound propagation and its effects in non-linear media. In this paper, we obtain exact invariant solutions of the (1+1)-dimensional dissipative Westervelt equation using Lie symmetry analysis with modified simple equation method. By utilizing an optimal system of Lie sub-algebras, the model is reduced to an ordinary differential equation. The modified simple equation method leverages that the studied model admits the travelling wave solution, i.e., , where, , to obtain solitary wave solutions. The constructed solutions have applications in high-intensity focused ultrasound (e.g., cancer detection) as the different parameters are varied.