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Corina N. Babalic

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arXiv2017

Bilinear approach to Kuperschmidt super-KdV type equations

Hirota bilinear form and soliton solutions for super-KdV of Kuperschmidt (Kuper-KdV) are given. It is shown that even though the collision of supersolitons is more complicated than in the case of supersymmetric KdV of Manin-Radul, the asymptotic effect of the interaction is simpler. As a physical application it is shown that the well known FPU problem having a phonon-mediated interaction of some internal degrees of freedom expressed through grassmann fields, goes to the Kuper-KdV equation in a multiple-scale approach.

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arXiv2017

Coupled Ablowitz-Ladik equations with branched dispersion

Complete integrability and multisoliton solutions are discussed for a multicomponent Ablowitz-Ladik system with branched dispersion relation. It is also shown that starting from a "diagonal" (in two-dimensions) completely integrable Ablowitz-Ladik equation, one can obtain all the results using a periodic reduction.

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arXiv2017

On the soliton solutions of a family of Tzitzeica equations

We analyze several types of soliton solutions to a family of Tzitzeica equations. To this end we use two methods for deriving the soliton solutions: the dressing method and Hirota method. The dressing method allows us to derive two types of soliton solutions. The first type corresponds to a set of 6 symmetrically situated discrete eigenvalues of the Lax operator $L$; to each soliton of the second type one relates a set of 12 discrete eigenvalues of $L$. We also outline how one can construct general $N$ soliton solution containing $N_1$ solitons of first type and $N_2$ solitons of second type, $N=N_1+N_2$. The possible singularities of the solitons and the effects of change of variables that relate the different members of Tzitzeica family equations are briefly discussed. All equations allow quasi-regular as well as singular soliton solutions.

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