Asymptotic behaviors and dynamics of degenerate and mixed solitons for the coupled Hirota system with strong coherent coupling effects
Zhong Du, Mingke Qin, Lei Liu

TL;DR
This paper investigates the asymptotic behaviors, interactions, and robustness of degenerate and mixed solitons in a coupled Hirota system with strong coherent coupling, revealing new interaction mechanisms and parameter effects.
Contribution
It introduces new types of degenerate solitons, analyzes their interactions, and explores how higher-order perturbations influence their coherence and robustness.
Findings
Degenerate solitons exhibit time-dependent velocities.
Four interaction mechanisms between solitons are identified.
Robustness decreases as the perturbation parameter increases.
Abstract
In this work, we study the asymptotic behaviors and dynamics of degenerate and mixed solitons for the coupled Hirota system with strong coherent coupling effects in the isotropic nonlinear medium. Using the binary Darboux transformation, we derive the solutions to represent the degenerate solitons with two eigenvalues that are conjugate to each other. We obtain three types of degenerate solitons and provide their asymptotic expressions. Notably, these degenerate solitons exhibit time-dependent velocities, and the relative distance between the two asymptotic solitons increases logarithmically with the higher-order perturbation parameter increasing. We also asymptotically reveal four interaction mechanisms between a degenerate soliton and a bell-shaped soliton: (1) elastic interaction with a position shift; (2) inelastic interaction for the degenerate soliton but elastic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNonlinear Waves and Solitons · Nonlinear Photonic Systems · Numerical methods for differential equations
