Abstract

We present three exactly integrable nonisospectral nonlinear evolution models with varying in time linear potentials: the forced complex modified Korteweg-de Vries (cmKdV), the forced Hirota, and the forced Sasa-Satsuma equations. In all three models we have added the time-varying linear potential to effectively simulate two effects of tremendous significance for soliton management and fiber optics communications: the sliding filter method of the noise separation from a soliton and the Raman soliton self-scattering effect. We find nonlinear gauge transformations between introduced nonisospectral models arranged in such a way that their soliton solutions, accelerating in the linear potential nonautonomous solitons, can be directly obtained without resolving the nonisospectral inverse scattering transform problem.

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