Abstract
We look at the bifurcation analysis, chaotic behavior, multistability, and sensitivity analysis of the van der Waals equation, which is used in science and engineering to study the dynamics of various structures. The variant van der Waals equation covers one-dimensional longitudinal isothermal motion in elastic bars or fluids, which is the main focus of this research. The Galilean transformation transfers the given model into a planar dynamical system. The power series methodology produces exact wave solutions. In addition, after accounting for the perturbation component, sensitivity analysis for various initial value problems is used to investigate quasi-periodic, chaotic, and time series behavior. Numerical simulation results show that influencing viscosity and the coefficient of interfacial capillarity influence the dynamical factors of the examined model. We are observing what happens with viscosity and the interface coefficients to the wave solution. In some cases, for different parameter values, we present plots of both one-dimensional and two-dimensional graphical representations of individual solutions.
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