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Autor principal: Samokhin, Alexey
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Publicado: 2026
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.22389
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contents Spherical and cylindrical KdV-B equations have few known exact solutions, yet these solutions are hard to be interpreted physically. But these equations do have a family of diverging shock waves. Their properties such as asymptotic modes, stability, rules of their interactions/superposition are the subject of this paper. It gives a detailed asymptotic description of the one-parameter families of shock wave solutions and proves their stability using a conservation law. Based on these results, effective rules of superposition are obtained. Moreover these rules are applicable to a wide class of shock waves, in particular discontinuous. Typical examples are illustrated by graphs.
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spellingShingle Shock waves of spherical/cylindrical KdV-B: Asymptotic, stability, superposition
Samokhin, Alexey
Pattern Formation and Solitons
35Q53, 35B36
Spherical and cylindrical KdV-B equations have few known exact solutions, yet these solutions are hard to be interpreted physically. But these equations do have a family of diverging shock waves. Their properties such as asymptotic modes, stability, rules of their interactions/superposition are the subject of this paper. It gives a detailed asymptotic description of the one-parameter families of shock wave solutions and proves their stability using a conservation law. Based on these results, effective rules of superposition are obtained. Moreover these rules are applicable to a wide class of shock waves, in particular discontinuous. Typical examples are illustrated by graphs.
title Shock waves of spherical/cylindrical KdV-B: Asymptotic, stability, superposition
topic Pattern Formation and Solitons
35Q53, 35B36
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.22389