Dissipative Solitons: From Optics to Biology and Medicine

Name: Dissipative Solitons: From Optics to Biology and Medicine
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The aim of publishing this book is the further development of the concept of dissipative solitons, which has been in the air for at least the last decade and a half. Since the development of classical soliton theory in the 1960s, the theory of these nonlinear modes of integrable systems outgrew its initial ideas. The purely mathematical concept, as it appeared in the work of Zabusky and Kruskal in 1965, required experimental veri cation, and this was successfully carried out in liquids, optical bers, and some other exotic media. Scientists came to the conclusion that solitons are everywhere. Indeed, the notion of solitons gave a powerful boost to the multibillion industry of telecommunications. The idea of solitons underlies our understanding of tidal bores, cyclones and massive ocean waves like tsunamis. There is no doubt that the magni cent phenomenon known as Morning Glory a cloud wave hundreds of kilometers long is also a dissipative soliton. During almost four decades of blossoming, soliton science produced brilliant results based on the inverse scattering technique, which allowed for construction of soliton solutions for a variety of integrable systems describing physics of water waves, light propagation, etc. At the same time, experimental scientists realized that the framework of a few particular integrable systems does not fully allow us to describe real applications which do not exactly belong to the class of integrable equations. Life is actually more complicated than the exceptional image of ideal solitons in an integrable world.

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