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Some properties and conserved quantities of the short pulse equation
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Erbaş, Kadir Can
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Short Pulse equation derived by Schafer and Wayne is a nonlinear partial differential equation that describes ultra short laser propagation in a dispersive optical medium such as optical fibers. Some properties of this equation e.g. traveling wave solution and its soliton structure and some of its conserved quantities were investigated. Conserved quantities were obtained by mass conservation law, lax pair method and transformation between Sine-Gordon and short pulse equation. As a result, loop soliton characteristic and six conserved quantities were found.
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Nonlinear optics.
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K. C. Erbaş, “Some properties and conserved quantities of the short pulse equation,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2008.
