Relaxing the distinguished ordering underlying the derivation of soliton supporting equations leads to new equations endowed with nonlinear dispersion crucial for the formation and coexistence of compactons, solitons with a compact support, and conventional solitons. Vibrations of the anharmonic mass-spring chain lead to a new Boussinesq equation admitting compactons and compact breathers. The model equation ${u}ₜ+{[{{δ}u+3{γ}{u}²}{2+{u}^{1{-}{ω}}{({u}^{{ω}}{u}ₓ)}ₓ}]}ₓ+{ν}{u}ₜₓₓ=0({ω},{ν},{δ},{γ} const)$ admits compactons and for $2{ω}={ν}{γ}=1$ has a bi-Hamiltonian structure. The infinite sequence of commuting flows generates an integrable, compacton's supporting variant of the Harry Dym equation.
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