2010
DOI: 10.1134/s1063771010050040
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Spectral representation of solution of cubically nonlinear equation for the Riemann simple wave

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“…(18). Substituting the complex field representa tions (9) in (13) leads to the interconnection between the complex amplitudes (20) As a result, expression (19) or (20), with allowance for (17), yields…”
Section: (13)mentioning
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“…(18). Substituting the complex field representa tions (9) in (13) leads to the interconnection between the complex amplitudes (20) As a result, expression (19) or (20), with allowance for (17), yields…”
Section: (13)mentioning
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“…The total field of the particle velocity is obtained by the sum of (37) and (43), According to one of the findings in [18], if the medium is characterized by cubic nonlinearity, i.e., when both the second order physical nonlinearity and the geo metric nonlinearity of the second and third orders are absent, the amplitude of the third harmonic linearly increases with increasing distance on the initial part of the path. This agrees with (48) (see the first term).…”
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“…[18]. In the expansion (19), which contains only odd harmonics, E n is the Weber function and J n is the Bessel function.…”
Section: Examples Of Physical Systems With Quadratically Cubic Nonlinmentioning
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