Modified non-linear Schr\"odinger models, ${\cal C}{\cal P}_s{\cal T}_d$ invariant $N-$bright solitons and infinite towers of anomalous charges

TL;DR

This paper explores modified non-linear Schrödinger models with special symmetries, revealing infinite towers of quasi-conservation laws, anomalous charges, and exact non-local conservation laws, supported by numerical simulations of soliton scattering.

Contribution

It introduces a dual Riccati-type pseudo-potential formulation and uncovers novel anomalous and non-local conservation laws in modified NLS models with ${ m CP}_s{ m T}_d$ symmetry.

Findings

Infinite towers of quasi-conservation laws in MNLS models.

Existence of anomalous charges even in standard NLS with ${ m CP}_s{ m T}_d$ symmetry.

Numerical evidence of elastic 2-bright-soliton scattering across various parameters.

Abstract

Modifications of the non-linear Schr\"odinger model (MNLS) $ i \partial_{t} \psi(x,t) + \partial^2_{x} \psi(x,t) - [\frac{\delta V}{\delta |\psi|^2} ] \psi(x,t) = 0,$ where $\psi \in C$ and $V: R_{+} \rightarrow R$, are considered. We show that the MNLS models possess infinite towers of quasi-conservation laws for soliton-type configurations with a special complex conjugation, shifted parity and delayed time reversion (${\cal C}{\cal P}_s{\cal T}_d$) symmetry. Infinite towers of anomalous charges appear even in the standard NLS model for ${\cal C}{\cal P}_s{\cal T}_d$ invariant $N-$bright solitons. The true conserved charges emerge through some kind of anomaly cancellation mechanism. A dual Riccati-type pseudo-potential formulation is introduced for a modified AKNS system (MAKNS) and infinite towers of novel anomalous conservation laws are uncovered. In addition, infinite towers of exact non-local conservation laws are uncovered in a linear system formulation. Our analytical results are supported by numerical simulations of $2-$bright-soliton scatterings with potential $ V = - \frac{ 2\eta}{2+ \epsilon} ( |\psi|^2 )^{2 + \epsilon}, \epsilon \in R, \eta>0$. Our numerical simulations show the elastic scattering of bright solitons for a wide range of values of the set $\{\eta, \epsilon\}$ and a variety of amplitudes and relative velocities. The AKNS-type system is quite ubiquitous, and so, our results may find potential applications in several areas of non-linear physics, such as Bose-Einstein condensation, superconductivity, soliton turbulence and the triality among gauge theories, integrable models and gravity theories.