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Asymptotic perturbation method reveals dynamics of shock and rarefaction waves in KP equation solitons.
By means of an asymptotic perturbation method, we study the initial value problem of the KP equation with initial data consisting of parts of exact line-soliton solutions of the equation. We consider a slow modulation of the soliton parameters, which is described by a dynamical system obtained by the perturbation method. The system is given by a quasi-linear system, and in particular, we show that a singular solution ({shock wave}) leads to a generation of new soliton as a result of resonant interaction of solitons. We also show that a regular solution corresponding to a rarefaction wave can be described by a parabola (we call it {parabolic}-soliton). We then perform numerical simulations of the initial value problem and show that they are in excellent agreement with the results obtained by the perturbation method.
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