We presents a generalized(2+1)-dimensional Sharma-Tasso-Olver-Burgers(STOB)equation,unifying dissipative and dispersive wave dynamics.By introducing an auxiliary potential𝑦as a new space variable and employing...We presents a generalized(2+1)-dimensional Sharma-Tasso-Olver-Burgers(STOB)equation,unifying dissipative and dispersive wave dynamics.By introducing an auxiliary potential𝑦as a new space variable and employing a simpler deformation algorithm,we deform the(1+1)-dimensional STOB model to higher dimensions.The resulting equation is proven Lax-integrable via introducing strong and weak Lax pairs.Traveling wave solutions of the(2+1)-dimensional STOB equation are derived through an ordinary differential equation reduction,with implicit solutions obtained for a special case.Crucially,we demonstrate that the system admits dispersionless decompositions into two types:Case 1 yields non-traveling twisted kink and bell solitons,while Case 2 involves complex implicit functions governed by cubic-algebraic constraints.Numerical visualizations reveal novel anisotropic soliton structures,and the decomposition methodology is shown to generalize broadly to other higher dimensional dispersionless decomposition solvable integrable systems.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundations of China(Grant Nos.12235007,12375003,and 11975131).
文摘We presents a generalized(2+1)-dimensional Sharma-Tasso-Olver-Burgers(STOB)equation,unifying dissipative and dispersive wave dynamics.By introducing an auxiliary potential𝑦as a new space variable and employing a simpler deformation algorithm,we deform the(1+1)-dimensional STOB model to higher dimensions.The resulting equation is proven Lax-integrable via introducing strong and weak Lax pairs.Traveling wave solutions of the(2+1)-dimensional STOB equation are derived through an ordinary differential equation reduction,with implicit solutions obtained for a special case.Crucially,we demonstrate that the system admits dispersionless decompositions into two types:Case 1 yields non-traveling twisted kink and bell solitons,while Case 2 involves complex implicit functions governed by cubic-algebraic constraints.Numerical visualizations reveal novel anisotropic soliton structures,and the decomposition methodology is shown to generalize broadly to other higher dimensional dispersionless decomposition solvable integrable systems.
