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SUMMARY:Yury Stepanyants (University of Southern Queensland\, Toowoomba\, 
 Australia)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/mmandim/34/"
 >Formation of envelop solitary waves from the localised pulses within the 
 Ostrovsky equation</a>\nby Yury Stepanyants (University of Southern Queens
 land\, Toowoomba\, Australia) as part of Mathematical models and integrati
 on methods\n\n\nAbstract\nWe study the formation of envelope solitons from
  the Korteweg–de Vries (KdV) solitons in the long term evolution within 
 the framework of the Ostrovsky equation. This equation was derived by L.A.
  Ostrovsky in 1978 for the description of weakly nonlinear oceanic waves a
 ffected by the Earth' rotation. Subsequently\, it became clear that this e
 quation is rather universal\; currently\, it is widely used for the descri
 ption of nonlinear waves in various media. This equation is\, apparently\,
  non-integrable and even does not possess steady solitary wave solutions i
 n application to media with negative small-scale dispersion. As has been s
 hown by Grimshaw and Helfrich (2008)\, long-term evolution of initial puls
 es in the form of small-amplitude KdV soliton results in the emergence of 
 envelope solitons which can be described by the nonlinear Schrodinger (NLS
 ) equation. However\, the generalised NLS equation derived by Grimshaw and
  Helfrich (2008) provides the results which are in contradiction with the 
 numerical simulations. The problem was later revisited by Grimshaw and Ste
 panyants (2020) and was shown that the wave packet asymptotically appearin
 g after a long-term evolution of a KdV soliton can be described by the con
 ventional NLS equation. The solution obtained for an envelope soliton agre
 es well with the results of numerical simulations.\n
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