2008
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.78.026603
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Transverse stability of solitary waves propagating in coupled nonlinear dispersive transmission lines

Abstract: In the semidiscrete limit and in suitably scaled coordinates, the voltage of a system of coupled nonlinear dispersive transmission lines is described by a nonlinear Schrödinger equation. This equation is used to study the transverse stability of solitary waves of the system. Exact results for the growth rate and the corresponding perturbation function of linear transverse perturbations are obtained in terms of the network's and soliton's parameters.

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“…In the network, nonlinearity is introduced by a varicap diode which admits that the capacitance varies with the applied voltage. The voltage V n m , and the nonlinear electrical charge Q n m , at the ( ) n m th , are related by the polynomial form given by [53][54][55]:…”
Section: Model Description and Circuit Equations 21 Model Presentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the network, nonlinearity is introduced by a varicap diode which admits that the capacitance varies with the applied voltage. The voltage V n m , and the nonlinear electrical charge Q n m , at the ( ) n m th , are related by the polynomial form given by [53][54][55]:…”
Section: Model Description and Circuit Equations 21 Model Presentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There have been particular applications of the KdV equations [10,11] and nonlinear Schrodinger equations [12,13]. Experiments have been performed on cylindrical solitons for a two-dimensional transmission line [14].…”
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“…Like every nonlinear system, a NLTL can exhibit an instability that leads to a self-induced modulation of input plane wave with the subsequence generation of localized pulses [16][17][18][19]. This phenomenon is known as a Benjamin-Feir modulational instability [20] and it is responsible of many physically interesting effects such as the formation of envelope solitons.…”
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confidence: 99%