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The nonlinear Schrödinger (NLS) equation arises in various physical contexts in the description of nonlinear waves (Whitham 1974) such as propagation of a laser beam in a medium whose index of refraction is sensitive to the wave amplitude, water waves at the free surface of an ideal fluid, and plasma waves.
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dynamic resealing method, wave filamentation, supercritical dimensions, repulsive nonlinearity, subsonic limit, blowup solutions, isotropic collapse, variance identity, saturated nonlinearities, collapsing solutions, blowup point, radially symmetric solutions, rescaling method, convective dynamics, magnetosonic waves, critical collapse, carrying wave, initial electric field, wave collapse, strong collapse, side polarization, propagation coordinate, modulational instability, modulation equations, adiabatic dynamics
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Korteweg-de Vries
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