Symmetry and decay of traveling wave solutions to the Whitham equation
Gabriele Bruell, Mats Ehrnstr\"om, and Long Pei

TL;DR
This paper investigates the decay and symmetry characteristics of solitary wave solutions to a nonlocal shallow water wave model, demonstrating that supercritical solutions are symmetric and monotone, and establishing a link between symmetry and traveling waves.
Contribution
It proves symmetry and decay properties of solitary waves in the Whitham equation using a priori estimates and the method of moving planes, revealing new insights into their structure.
Findings
Supercritical solitary waves are symmetric and monotone.
A priori decay estimates are established for solutions.
A relation between symmetric and traveling wave solutions is demonstrated.
Abstract
This paper is concerned with decay and symmetry properties of solitary wave solutions to a nonlocal shallow water wave model. It is shown that all supercritical solitary wave solutions are symmetric and monotone on either side of the crest. The proof is based on a priori decay estimates and the method of moving planes. Furthermore, a close relation between symmetric and traveling wave solutions is established.
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