Nonlinear dispersion equations: smooth deformations, compactons, and extensions to higher orders

Abstract

Third-order nonlinear dispersion equations (NDEs) are shown to admit both shock and rarefaction waves (as weak solutions), which are distinguished by a smooth deformation approach. Compacton-type travelling wave solutions are proved to be both delta-entropy and G-admissible (in the sense of I.M. Gel'fand, 1963). Extensions to some higher-order NDEs are performed.

39 pages, 17 figures

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