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Publications and source records attributed to B. I. Suleimanov.
The article is devoted to the problem of decay of initial stationary state for the Volterra lattice with zero boundary condition. We show that this process is asymptotically self-similar and calculate the propagation velocity of the decay wave, the leading terms of the asymptotics and corrections, in the main and transition sectors of the wave.
In this paper, we derive equations for the dynamics of ring dark solitons in an expanding cloud of a two-dimensional Bose-Einstein condensate. Assuming that the soliton's width is much smaller than its radius, we obtain the Hamilton equations for its evolution. Then they are transformed into the Newton equation, which is more convenient for applications. The general theory is illustrated by the solution of the Newton equation for the case of the axially symmetric condensate cloud, which expands after switching off a harmonic trap. The validity of our approximate analytical approach is confirmed by comparison with the results of numerical simulations of the Gross-Pitaevskii equation.
We prove the meromorphy of solutions for a wide class of ordinary differential equations. These equations are given by invariant manifolds of non-linear partial differential equations integrable by the inverse scattering method. Some higher analogues of the Painlev\' e equations are considered as examples.
We provide a general solution for a first order ordinary differential equation with a rational right-hand side, which arises in constructing asymptotics for large time of simultaneous solutions of the Korteweg-de Vries equation and the stationary part of its higher non-autonomous symmetry. This symmetry is determined by a linear combination of the first higher autonomous symmetry of the Korteweg-de Vries equation and of its classical Galileo symmetry. This general solution depends on an arbitrary parameter. By the implicit function theorem, locally it is determined by the first integral explicitly written in terms of hypergeometric functions. A particular case of the general solution defines self-similar solutions of the Whitham equations, found earlier by G.V. Potemin in 1988. In the well-known works by A.V. Gurevich and L.P. Pitaevsky in early 1970s, it was established that these solutions of the Whitham equations describe the origination in the leading term of non-damping oscillating waves in a wide range of problems with a small dispersion. The result of this article supports once again an empirical rule saying that under various passages to the limits, integrable equations can produce only integrable, in certain sense, equations. We propose a general conjecture: integrable ordinary differential equations similar to that considered in the present paper should also arise in describing the asymptotics at large times for other symmetry solutions to evolution equations admitting the application of the method of inverse scattering problem.
The effect of the small dispersion on the self-focusing of solutions of the equations of nonlinear geometric optics in one-dimensional case is investigated. In the main order this influence is described by means of the universal special solution of the nonlinear Schrödinger equation, which is isomonodromic. Analytic and asymptotic properties of this solution are described.
Considered typical processes of rod bending under strong longitudinal compression. The dynamic equation of bending correspponds to a perturbation of the two- dimensional Laplace equation. It is established that, for these processes, expanding of do- mains of rapid increasing of bending begins in small neighborhoods of singularity points of solutions of the limiting Laplace's equation. The initial stages of these increases are described using the Hardy integral.
We construct solutions of analogues of the nonstationary Schrödinger equation corresponding to the polynomial isomonodromic Hamiltonian Garnier system with two degrees of freedom. This solutions are obtained from solutions of systems of linear ordinary differential equations whose compatibility condition is the Garnier system. This solutions upto explicit transform also satisfy the Belavin --- Polyakov --- Zamolodchikov equations with four time variables and two space variables.
The relation between the Painleve equations and the algebraic equations with the catastrophe theory point of view are considered. The asymptotic solutions with respect to the small parameter of the Painleve equations different types are discussed. The qualitative analysis of the relation between algebraic and fast oscillating solutions is done for Painleve-2 as an example.