Abstract
The singular manifold method is used to solve a (2 + 1)-dimensional KdV equation. An exact solution containing two arbitrary functions is then obtained. A diversity of localized structures, such as generalized dromions and solitoffs, is exposed by making full use of these arbitrary functions. These localized structures are illustrated by graphs.
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