Nonautonomous solitons of the novel nonlinear Schrodinger equation: Self-compression, amplification, and the bound state decay in external potentials

The generalized nonautonomous nonlinear Schrodinger equation is introduced in the framework of the nonisospectral generalization of the Inverse Scattering Transform method with associated spectral parameter varying in accordance with the Riccati equation. Nonautonomous solitons of the introduced model conserve the soliton main feature to interact elastically both in the linear, parabolic, and cubic external potentials, and are controlled only if the varying dispersion and nonlinearity satisfy to the conditions of the exact integrability. Novel features of nonautonomous solitons arising due to the dependence between the soliton amplitudes and their velocities consist in the decay of the soliton bound states.

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The introduced nonautonomous solitons in the nonautonomous nonlinear Schrodinger equation model can interact elastically under different external potentials and are only controlled under certain conditions; novel features arise due to the dependence between soliton amplitudes and velocities, such as the decay of soliton bound states.