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Nonlinear propagation dynamics of lossy tripolar breathers in nonlocal nonlinear media

Journal

NONLINEAR DYNAMICS
Volume 110, Issue 2, Pages 1767-1776

Publisher

SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11071-022-07698-8

Keywords

Variational method; Lossy media; Periodic propagation

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [12074098]
  2. Hebei Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China [A2020205009]
  3. Science and Technology Project of Hebei Education Department of China [ZD2022036]
  4. Science Foundation of Hebei Normal University of China [L2020B05]

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This work theoretically studies the propagation characteristics of the tripolar breather trial solution in nonlocal nonlinear media with loss. The approximate equations of the tripolar breather parameters are obtained analytically and verified by numerical simulation. It is found that tripolar loss soliton and tripolar loss breather can be formed under suitable incident conditions. By analogy with Newton's laws of motion in classical mechanics and by studying the evolution law of the equivalent force and potential energy, the physical reasons for the periodic evolution of the tripolar breather are analyzed in depth.
In this work, the propagation characteristics of tripolar breather trial solution in nonlocal nonlinear media with loss are studied theoretically. The approximate equations of parameters of the tripolar breather are obtained analytically by the variational method. The analytical solution was verified by numerical simulation. Tripolar loss soliton and tripolar loss breather can be formed under suitable incident conditions. By analogy with Newton's laws of motion in classical mechanics, we regard the evolution of the triple breather as a particle with a mass equal to 1. By studying the evolution law of the equivalent force and the equivalent potential energy, the in-depth physical reasons for the periodic evolution of the tripolar breather are analyzed.

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