Continuation of spatially localized periodic solutions in discrete NLS lattices via normal forms

Abstract

We consider the problem of the continuation with respect to a small parameter $\epsilon$ of spatially localised and time periodic solutions in 1-dimensional dNLS lattices, where $\epsilon$ represents the strength of the interaction among the sites on the lattice. Specifically, we consider different dNLS models and apply a recently developed normal form algorithm in order to investigate the continuation and the linear stability of degenerate localised periodic orbits on lower and full dimensional invariant resonant tori. We recover results already existing in the literature and provide new insightful ones, both for discrete solitons and for invariant subtori.

arXiv comment25 pages, 5 figures

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