The Kudryashov and Sinelshchikov (KS) equation address pressure waves in liquid-gas bubble mixtures while considering heat transport and viscosity. This study mainly includes two types of generalized solutions: polynomial function traveling wave solutions and rational function traveling wave solutions. In this study, we constructed the KS equation's exact traveling and solitary wave solutions with variable coefficients by the generalized unified method (GUM). These newly created solutions play a significant role in mathematical physics, optical fiber physics, plasma physics, and other applied sciences disciplines. We illustrated the dynamical behavior of the discovered solutions in three dimensions. We proposed the possibility of discussing wave interaction and other wave structures using bilinear form related to the Hirota method for the fractional solution.
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