Radial standing and self-similar waves for the hyperbolic cubic NLS in 2D
P.G. Kevrekidis, A.R. Nahmod, C. Zeng

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new coordinate system to analyze the hyperbolic cubic nonlinear Schrödinger equation in 2D, focusing on the existence of special solutions like standing waves and self-similar waves.
Contribution
It develops a novel coordinate framework enabling the study of hyperbolically radial solutions for the 2D hyperbolic cubic NLS, including standing and self-similar waves.
Findings
Existence of bounded hyperbolically radial standing waves
Existence of hyperbolically radial self-similar solutions
Method adaptable to more general nonlinearities
Abstract
In this note we propose a new set of coordinates to study the hyperbolic or non-elliptic cubic nonlinear Schrodinger equation in two dimensions. Based on these coordinates, we study the existence of bounded and continuous hyperbolically radial standing waves, as well as hyperbolically radial self-similar solutions. Many of the arguments can easily be adapted to more general nonlinearities.
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