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16 August 2023
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Abstract
Keywords:
1. Introduction
1.1. Discussion of Model and the Wave Structures
2. Glimpse of the Method
3. Finding the Solutions of the Wave Structures
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Multiwave solutions: With the help of the following transformation [1], we are able to use the three wave hypothesis to generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (8) in eq. (7), simplifying and collecting like terms with trigonometric and hyperbolic functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:The multiwave solution of eq. (1) is extracted asThe multiwave solution of eq. (1) is extracted as
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Interaction via double exponential form: With the help of the following transformation [1], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (13) in eq. (5), simplifying and collecting like terms with exponential functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:So the solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the solution of eq. (1) extracted as
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Homoclinic breather approach: With the help of the following transformation [1], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (20) in eq. (7), simplifying and collecting like terms with exponential, trigonometric and exponential-trigonometric functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:So, the homoclinic breather solution of eq. (1) extracted asSet 2: and putting them in eq. (20) and then in eq. (5), we obtainwhere . So, the Homoclinic breather solution of eq. (1) extracted aswhere .So, the Homoclinic breather solution of eq. (1) extracted as
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Mixed type solutions: With the help of the following transformation [1], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting in eq. (27) and then in eq. (7), we obtain, simplifying and collecting like terms with exponential, trigonometric and exponential-trigonometric functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:The mixed type solution of eq. (1) extracted aswhere .The mixed type solution of eq. (1) extracted as
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Periodic Cross-kink: With the help of the following transformation [1], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (32) in eq. (7), simplifying and collecting like terms with exponential, trigonometric and exponential-trigonometric functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:So the periodic Cross-kink solution of eq. (1) extracted aswhere .The periodic Cross-kink solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the periodic Cross-kink solution of eq. (5) extracted as
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Cross-Kink Rational Wave Solution: With the help of the following transformation [18], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (39) in eq. (7), simplifying and collecting like terms with exponential functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:So the Cross-Kink rational wave solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo, the Cross-Kink rational wave solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the Cross-Kink rational wave solution of eq. (1) extracted as
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M-Shaped Rational Wave Solution: With the help of the following transformation [18], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (46) in eq. (7), simplifying and like terms and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:So the M-Shaped rational wave solution of eq. (1) extracted aswhere .So the M-Shaped rational wave solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the M-Shaped rational wave solution of eq. (1) extracted as
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M-Shaped Rational Wave Solution with One Kink Wave: With the help of the following transformation [18], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (53) in eq. (7), simplifying and collecting like terms with exponential functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:So the solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the solution of eq. (1) extracted as
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M-Shaped Rational Wave Solution with Two Kink Waves: With the help of the following transformation [18], we generate different types of solutions:Substituting eq. (60) in eq. (7), simplifying and collecting like terms with exponential functions and equating the coefficients of each obtained expressions to zero. So, we obtained the system of equation and simplified with the help of Mathematica to gain the different sets of unknown constants such as:So the solution of eq. (1) extracted asSo the solution of eq. (1) extracted aswhere .So the solution of eq. (1) extracted as
4. Graphical Presentations
5. Conclusion
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