Integrable self-adaptive moving mesh schemes for multi-component short pulse type equations with nonzero boundary values
arXiv:2507.03880
The authors design self‑adaptive moving‑mesh schemes that retain integrability for multi‑component short‑pulse and modified short‑pulse equations with nonzero boundary values, and they present exact multi‑soliton solutions and numerical tests showing high accuracy.
Abstract
In this paper, we construct integrable self-adaptive moving mesh schemes for multi-component modified short pulse and short pulse equations with nonzero boundary values by using the consistency condition with the hodograph transformation. The essential point is that the edge point of the hodograph transformation cannot be kept fixed when the boundary flux is nonzero. We derive the evolution equation for and incorporate it into the semi-discrete moving mesh scheme. This supplies a moving-edge mechanism that extends the previously fixed-edge schemes and, in particular, allows periodic computations with nonzero boundary values. These schemes automatically adjust the mesh intervals according to the solution profile. We also derive multi-soliton solutions in Pfaffian form for the proposed schemes, which preserve the integrable structure in the discrete scheme. Numerical experiments for one- and two-soliton solutions demonstrate that the proposed schemes achieve high accuracy even in regions with rapid variation, while maintaining stability over long-time simulations, with small relative errors near peak amplitudes.
50 pages, 80 figures