Complete asymptotic representation of an electromagnetic pulse in a long two-level amplifier (Q579527)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4015315
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    Complete asymptotic representation of an electromagnetic pulse in a long two-level amplifier
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4015315

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      Complete asymptotic representation of an electromagnetic pulse in a long two-level amplifier (English)
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      The propagation of an electromagnetic wave in a nonlinear two-level medium described in the framework of Lamb's semiclassical theory is considered. The corresponding system of Maxwell-Bloch equations is investigated by the inverse scattering method with a view to constructing a complete asymptotic expansion of its solutions at large separation from the edge of the region. In the neighborhood of the wave front, the solution is described by a Painlevé equation, whereas far from the front the solution goes over to a rapidly oscillating self-similar regime. In the intermediate region, the parameters of these asymptotic solutions are matched by comparing the corresponding scattering data.
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      electromagnetic wave
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      nonlinear two-level medium
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      Lamb's semiclassical theory
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      Maxwell-Bloch equations
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      inverse scattering method
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      asymptotic expansion
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      Painlevé equation
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      rapidly oscillating self-similar regime
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      scattering data
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