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Solitary wave interactions for the modified equal width equation
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    Solitary wave interactions for the modified equal width equation (English)
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    21 June 2000
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    The numerical solution of the modified equal width equation in one space dimension, \[ u_t-\mu u_{xxt}+ 3u^2 u_x= 0,\quad \mu> 0, \] is considered. The exact solutions in an infinite domain with \(u\to 0\) as \(x\to\pm\infty\) are solitary waves having the same width. Moreover, they fulfill some invariant principles. The spatial discretization is a collocation method using quintic B-splines and equidistant nodal points. For the temporal discretization, the Crank-Nicolson scheme is applied. The linearized method is shown to be unconditionally stable in the sense of von Neumann. The author studies three different test cases: the motion of a single solitary wave that fulfills the invariance principles, the inelastic interaction of two solitary waves, and the birth of a soliton from the initial condition.
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    von Neumann stability
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    numerical examples
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    modified equal width equation
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    solitary waves
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    collocation method
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    quintic B-splines
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    Crank-Nicolson
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    soliton
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