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Optical solitons, conservation laws and modulation instability analysis for the modified nonlinear Schrödinger’s equation for Davydov solitons

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Abstract In this paper, the optical solitons to the modified nonlinear Schrödinger’s equation for davydov solitons are investigate. The modified F-expansion method is the integration technique employed to achieve this… Click to show full abstract

Abstract In this paper, the optical solitons to the modified nonlinear Schrödinger’s equation for davydov solitons are investigate. The modified F-expansion method is the integration technique employed to achieve this task. This yielded a combined and other soliton solutions. The Lie point symmetry generators of a system of partial differential equations acquired by decomposing the equation into real and imaginary components are derived. We prove that the system is nonlinearly self-adjoint with an explicit form of a differential substitution satisfying the nonlinear self-adjoint condition. Then we use these facts to construct a set of local conservation laws (Cls) for the system using the general Cls theorem presented by Ibragimov. Furthermore, the modulation instability (MI) is analyzed based on the standard linear-stability analysis and the MI gain spectrum is got. Numerical simulation of the obtained results are analyzed with interesting figures showing the physical meaning of the solutions.

Keywords: dinger equation; nonlinear schr; optical solitons; modified nonlinear; equation; schr dinger

Journal Title: Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications
Year Published: 2018

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