2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0960-0779(99)00177-0
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Quasiclassical localization of wave packets in nonlinear Schrödinger systems

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“…We will follow the findings of the paper [15] As it is well known, our system is closely related to the phi-six theory, that shows several important behavior in nuclear hydrodynamics, ferromagnetism, phase transitions and other branches of physics and natural sciences [11]. The equation of motion that we will analyze in the context of self localization is the equation (12) obtained above.…”
Section: Stability and Self-localizationsmentioning
confidence: 75%
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“…We will follow the findings of the paper [15] As it is well known, our system is closely related to the phi-six theory, that shows several important behavior in nuclear hydrodynamics, ferromagnetism, phase transitions and other branches of physics and natural sciences [11]. The equation of motion that we will analyze in the context of self localization is the equation (12) obtained above.…”
Section: Stability and Self-localizationsmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Next, we can use some results concerning the possibility of stabilizations of those types of solitons we have found in the section A and B for those distribution of excitations with non-topological charges. We will follow the findings of the paper [15] As it is well known, our system is closely related to the phi-six theory, that shows several important behavior in nuclear hydrodynamics, ferromagnetism, phase transitions and other branches of physics and natural sciences [11]. The equation of motion that we will analyze in the context of self localization is the equation ( 12) obtained above.…”
Section: Stability and Self-localizationsmentioning
confidence: 75%
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