LOcalized modes on an Ablowitz-Ladik nonlinear impurity
M. I. Molina

TL;DR
This paper investigates localized modes caused by a nonlinear impurity in a one-dimensional lattice, providing exact solutions and analyzing how surface effects influence self-trapping and oscillations.
Contribution
It offers exact expressions for bound states and explores the impact of surface presence on nonlinear self-trapping phenomena.
Findings
Exact bound state profiles and energies derived.
Surface presence raises the nonlinearity threshold for self-trapping.
Localized modes exhibit high-amplitude oscillations at the impurity.
Abstract
We study localized modes on a single Ablowitz-Ladik impurity embedded in the bulk or at the surface of a one-dimensional linear lattice. Exact expressions are obtained for the bound state profile and energy. Dynamical excitation of the localized mode reveals exponentially-high amplitude oscillations of the spatial profile at the impurity location. The presence of a surface increases the minimum nonlinearity to effect a dynamical selftrapping.
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