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| author | Turner, M R Lloyd, D J B |
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| contents | This paper constructs a fast and effective novel numerical scheme which accurately calculates the dynamics of weakly-interacting pulses in the two-dimensional quintic-complex Ginzburg-Landau equation (QCGLE). The numerical scheme uses a global centre-manifold reduction, where the solution to the QCGLE is constructed as the sum of the individual pulses plus a remainder function, which is chosen to be orthogonal to the zero adjoint eigenmodes of the QCGLE linear operator. Projecting this constructed solution onto the stable centre-manifold leads to a fast-slow system of equations consisting of {\it slow} ordinary differential equations for the position and phases of the individual pulses and a {\it fast} partial differential equation for the remainder function. By considering the pulses to be well-separated, the system can be expanded asymptotically in terms of the small parameter $ε=e^{-λ_r d}\ll1$, where $λ_r$ is the spatial decay rate of the pulse, and $d>0$ is the minimum pulse separation distance. Here the remainder function is determined via a stationary partial differential equation that can be readily solved in an efficient manner using GMRES. Results for $N=2,3,4$ and $5$ pulses are considered, and it is found that different equilibrium solutions are possible such as stable fixed points and limit cycles. The interaction of two stable $N=3$ coherent structures is also considered, where the common tendency found is for the structure to degenerate into pairs of pulses which propagate away from the initial configuration of pulses. |
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| spellingShingle | Dynamic interactions and equilibrium configurations of pulses in the two-dimensional complex quintic Ginzburg-Landau equation Turner, M R Lloyd, D J B Dynamical Systems This paper constructs a fast and effective novel numerical scheme which accurately calculates the dynamics of weakly-interacting pulses in the two-dimensional quintic-complex Ginzburg-Landau equation (QCGLE). The numerical scheme uses a global centre-manifold reduction, where the solution to the QCGLE is constructed as the sum of the individual pulses plus a remainder function, which is chosen to be orthogonal to the zero adjoint eigenmodes of the QCGLE linear operator. Projecting this constructed solution onto the stable centre-manifold leads to a fast-slow system of equations consisting of {\it slow} ordinary differential equations for the position and phases of the individual pulses and a {\it fast} partial differential equation for the remainder function. By considering the pulses to be well-separated, the system can be expanded asymptotically in terms of the small parameter $ε=e^{-λ_r d}\ll1$, where $λ_r$ is the spatial decay rate of the pulse, and $d>0$ is the minimum pulse separation distance. Here the remainder function is determined via a stationary partial differential equation that can be readily solved in an efficient manner using GMRES. Results for $N=2,3,4$ and $5$ pulses are considered, and it is found that different equilibrium solutions are possible such as stable fixed points and limit cycles. The interaction of two stable $N=3$ coherent structures is also considered, where the common tendency found is for the structure to degenerate into pairs of pulses which propagate away from the initial configuration of pulses. |
| title | Dynamic interactions and equilibrium configurations of pulses in the two-dimensional complex quintic Ginzburg-Landau equation |
| topic | Dynamical Systems |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.20741 |