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SUMMARY:A.M. Kamchatnov (Institute of Spectroscopy Russian Academy of Scie
 nces\, Moscow\, Russia)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/mmandim/102/
 ">Asymptotic integrability of nonlinear wave equations</a>\nby A.M. Kamcha
 tnov (Institute of Spectroscopy Russian Academy of Sciences\, Moscow\, Rus
 sia) as part of Mathematical models and integration methods\n\n\nAbstract\
 nThe notion of asymptotic integrability is based on the asymptotic theory 
 of propagation of high-frequency wave packets along large-scale and time-d
 ependent backgrounds. We assume that the evolution of the background obeys
  the dispersionless (hydrodynamic) limit of the nonlinear wave equation un
 der consideration and demand that the Hamilton equations for the packet's 
 propagation have an additional integral of motion independently of the ini
 tial conditions for the background dynamics. This condition is studied for
  systems described by one or two wave variables\, and it is shown that it 
 imposes strong restrictions on the dispersion relation for linear harmonic
  waves in the case of two wave variables. Existence of the integral of Ham
 ilton’s equations leads to important consequences: (1) it allows one to 
 calculate the number of solitons produced from an intensive initial pulse\
 ; (2) this formula can be generalized in a natural way to the Bohr-Sommerf
 eld quantization rule for parameters of solitons produced from such a puls
 e\; (3) if the condition of asymptotic integrability is only fulfilled app
 roximately\, then the Bohr-Sommerfeld rule provides the solitons’ parame
 ters with good accuracy even for not completely integrable equations\; (4)
  if it is fulfilled exactly\, then the appearing in the theory integral ca
 n be identified with the quasiclassical limit of one of the equations of t
 he Lax pair for the corresponding completely integrable equation with the 
 same dispersion relation and equations of the dispersionless limit\, moreo
 ver\, the second equation of the Lax pair is related to the phase velocity
  of linear waves\; (5) “quantization” of the quasiclassical limit allo
 ws one to restore the full expressions for the Lax pair equations\; (6) an
 alytical continuation of the integral into the complex plane of wave numbe
 rs yields the expression for the soliton’s inverse half-width as a funct
 ion of the background wave variables\; (7) existence of such an integral f
 or soliton motion leads to formulation of Hamiltonian dynamics of solitons
  moving along not-uniform and time-dependent background. The theory is ill
 ustrated by examples\, and it is confirmed by comparison with numerical si
 mulations.\n
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