Exact solutions of damped improved Boussinesq equations by extended \((G'/G)\)-expansion method (Q2205334)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7262718
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    Exact solutions of damped improved Boussinesq equations by extended \((G'/G)\)-expansion method
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7262718

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      Exact solutions of damped improved Boussinesq equations by extended \((G'/G)\)-expansion method (English)
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      20 October 2020
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      Summary: With the help of the auxiliary function method, we solved the improved Boussinesq (IBq) equation with fluid dynamic damping and the modified IBq (IMBq) equation with Stokes damping, and we obtained their three types of travelling wave exact solutions, which is an extension service of the numerical simulation and the existence of a solution. From the waveform diagram of IBq equation with hydrodynamic damping, it can be seen that when the propagation velocity of kink wave changes, the amplitude also changes significantly, and it is also found that the kink isolated waveform is significantly asymmetric due to the increase of damping coefficient \(v\), which may be of some value in explaining some physical phenomena. In addition, the symbolic computing software maple makes our computing work easier.
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      long waves in shallow water
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      traveling waves
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      kink wave
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      good Boussinesq equations
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      bad Boussinesq equation, hydrodynamic damping
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