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Some Exact Solutions Of The (2+1)-Dimensional Breaking Soliton Equation Using The Three-Wave Method

M.T. Darvishi, Mohammad Najafi

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This paper considers the (2+1)-dimensional breaking soliton equation in its bilinear form. Some exact solutions to this equation are explicitly derived by the idea of three-wave solution method with the assistance of Maple. We can see that the new idea is very simple and straightforward.

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This paper considers the (2+1)-dimensional breaking soliton equation in its bilinear form. Some exact solutions to this equation are explicitly derived by the idea of three-wave solution method with the assistance of Maple. We can see that the new idea is very simple and straightforward.

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This paper considers the (2+1)-dimensional breaking soliton equation in its bilinear form. Some exact solutions to this equation are explicitly derived by the idea of three-wave solution method with the assistance of Maple. We can see that the new idea is very simple and straightforward.

Key concepts: Bilinear interpolation, Symbolic computation, Soliton, Bilinear form, Maple, Simple (philosophy), Computation, Mathematics

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