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soliton

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soliton (sōˑ·l·tôn),
n a type of highly coherent wave that does not readily disperse. These solitary waves are sometimes used to explain the effects of energy medicine.
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00 Hardcover QC446 Written for fellow researchers in the relatively new field of nonlinear optics, this collection of research shows the latest advances and how they can be applied to such technologies as signal processing, optical communications, holographic memory and soliton phenomenon.
Progress in nonlinear optics research by SciTech Book News
A THEORETICAL STUDY OF OPTICAL SPATIAL SOLITON PROPAGATION IN A WAVEGUIDE WITH A REFRACTIVE INDEX PROFILE PERTURBATION.
Physics and Mathematics paper abstracts by Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
Moreover, it enters essentially the soliton solution to the 1+2D problem, and it seems feasible to claim that it can affect the amplitude evolution.
Nonlinear waves in dissipative microstructured two-dimensional ... by Casasso, Alessia; Pastrone, Franco; Samsonov, Alexander M. / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Science Physics/Mathematics
 
 
 
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