2011
DOI: 10.1063/1.3636941
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Higher-order Long-wave Short-wave Interaction Equations in a Generalized Elastic Solid

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“…However, for fairly short pulses, the CNLS equation is not a correct model of the wave motion, so higher-order dispersive effects need to be included in the evolution equation. Therefore, in the same study [6], the evolution equation with thirdorder dispersive term valid at the level 4…”
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“…However, for fairly short pulses, the CNLS equation is not a correct model of the wave motion, so higher-order dispersive effects need to be included in the evolution equation. Therefore, in the same study [6], the evolution equation with thirdorder dispersive term valid at the level 4…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The function u in Equation ( 5) denotes the envelope of the complex amplitude of the short wave. The CNLS equation was recently re-derived in a study examining the contribution of the high-order dispersive effects on the longitudinal wave modulation emitted in a generalized elastic medium [6]. In [6], under the assumption 1 ( , ) 0 Dk  , the components of the displacement vector were expanded into asymptotic power series of .…”
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