1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf01018794
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Curved asymptotic solitons of the Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation

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“…Asymptotics of decreasing solutions of the DS equations and the KP-2 equation uniform in spatial variables were obtained in [16,17,39]. The asymptotic properties of decreasing solutions with functional arbitrariness for the KP-1 and KP-2 equations in the surgery region (solution front) were studied in [1,22].…”
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“…Asymptotics of decreasing solutions of the DS equations and the KP-2 equation uniform in spatial variables were obtained in [16,17,39]. The asymptotic properties of decreasing solutions with functional arbitrariness for the KP-1 and KP-2 equations in the surgery region (solution front) were studied in [1,22].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As a result, we obtain the D-problem for a regular function on the whole complex plane. For the first column φ (1) , this problem reduces to the integral equation [28]:…”
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“…Asymptotic solitons (1.5) of the JE-I and the KP-I ( [9], [11]) coincide taking into account transformations (1.3) and (1.4).…”
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“…Obviously this is not the fact for periodic initial data, which are not invariant with respect to this transformation, and investigation of the JE is an independent interesting problem in this case (for the KP see the corresponding theory, for example, in [35]- [38]). We are interested in the construction of a class of JE-I (α = i in (1.1)) non-decaying solutions, which are bounded for all (x, y, t) and vanish as x → +∞ for all fixed y and t. Such a kind of KP solutions was constructed and investigated firstly for KP-II in [7], [8], and then for KP-I in [9]- [13]. It turns out that all basic stages of the construction of the solutions of the KP and the JE, and the study of their asymptotic behaviour admit mutual recounting using the described mapping.…”
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