- of many
related soliton-generating systems.
Solitons are, by definition,
unaltered in
shape and
speed by a
collision with
other solitons. So
solitary waves...
- Belinski-Zakharov-Alekseev transform. Belinski, V.; Verdaguer, E. (2001).
Gravitational Solitons.
Cambridge Monographs on
Mathematical Physics.
Cambridge University Press...
- component,
while vector solitons have two
distinct polarization components.
Among all the
types of
solitons,
optical vector solitons draw the most attention...
- non-collapsed
gradient shrinking Ricci solitons. Type II
singularities are
expected to be
modeled on
steady Ricci solitons in general,
however to date this...
-
Those solitons were
discovered first and they are
often simply referred as "
solitons" in optics. In
order to
understand how a
spatial soliton can exist...
-
drawn between hydrodynamics and
optics in
order to
generate Peregrine solitons in
optical fibers. In fact, the
evolution of
light in
fiber optics and...
- Look up
soliton in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
soliton is a type of self-reinforcing
solitary wave.
Soliton may also
refer to:
Soliton (optics)...
- In
mathematics and physics,
solitons,
topological solitons and
topological defects are
three closely related ideas, all of
which signify structures in...
-
equation and
named these objects solitons.
Among other things they
demonstrated that in 1-dimensional
space solitons exist, e.g. in the form of two unidirectionally...
- doi:10.1143/JPSJ.33.1459. Rajaraman, R. (1989).
Solitons and Instantons: An
Introduction to
Solitons and
Instantons in
Quantum Field Theory. North-Holland...
