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Computer Science > Software Engineering

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By Mahmoud Soliman, Menna Sedik
| arXiv
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Linear stability and dispersive soliton propagation in nonlinear media subject to parabolic phase modulation

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By M. J. Morgan, Hamdy Ahmed, M. Sayed, Mahmoud Soliman
| Nature Verified
Abstract This work investigates dispersive optical solitons governed by a perturbed cubic–quartic nonlinear Schrödinger equation with parabolic self-phase modulation, a model of direct relevance to high-capacity fiber-optic systems where simultaneous higher-order dispersion and nonlinear perturbations shape pulse dynamics.
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Stability analysis and exploration of multiform soliton solutions for extended fractional NLS model using modified extended direct algebraic method

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By Mahmoud Soliman, M. Ramadan, Soliman Alkhatib, Hamdy Ahmed
| Nature Verified
Abstract This paper investigates a generalized nonlinear Schrödinger-type equation involving fractional derivatives in both space and time, formulated through the recently introduced \(\beta\)-fractional operator. The modified extended direct algebraic method (MEDM) is applied to derive new classes of exact analytical solutions, including bright, dark, periodic, and singular solitons.
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