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Exploring the chaotic, sensitivity and wave patterns to the dual-mode resonant Schrödinger equation: application in optical engineering. [PDF]

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Muhammad J, Younas U, Yar M.
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Bifurcation analysis and soliton solutions of the generalized third-order nonlinear Schrödinger equation using two analytical approaches. [PDF]

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Parveen S, Abbas M, Nazir T, Anwar MN, Alharthi MR, Yousaf MZ, Birhanu A.   +6 more
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Demonstration of the rotational viscosity transfer across scales in Navier-Stokes turbulence. [PDF]

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Tsuzuki S.
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Disturbance observer based multiloop proportional feedback system for output voltage regulation in three phase AC to DC converters. [PDF]

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Lee H, Kim D, Park HC, Kim SK, Kim Y.
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Mathematical modeling and nonlinear bilateral multivalued stochastic integral equations. [PDF]

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Malinowski MT.
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Existence and controllability analysis of multi-term fractional coupled systems with generalized [Formula: see text]-Caputo-Fabrizio operators. [PDF]

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Saad KM, Abdo MS, Hamanah WM.
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Dynamics of soliton propagation: bifurcation, chaos, and quantitative insights into the modified Camassa-Holm equation. [PDF]

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Alam MN, Ahmed SF, Ismael HF, Firdi MD, Badruddin IA, Javed S.   +5 more
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Nonlinear Integral Equations

1986
Integral equations appear in many engineering and physics problems. Numerical methods of solution for integral equations have been largely developed within the last 20 years (References 1–4). In this chapter a development involving an imbedding method for obtaining the numerical solution of nonlinear integral equations is described (References 5, 6 ...
Harriet Kagiwada, Robert Kalaba, Nima Rasakhoo, Karl Spingarn   +3 more
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Integrable Nonlinear Equations

1992
Publisher Summary In this chapter, appropriate linear eigenvalue problems are used to solve several physically significant initial (and initial-boundary) value problems. The main mathematical tools used are the Riemann–Hilbert (RH) problem for equations in 1 + 1 and the nonlocal Riemann–Hilbert problem for some equations in 2 + 1.
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