Abstract

Head-on collision and overtaking collision between a KdV solitary wave and an envelope solitary wave are first studied in present paper by using Particle-in-cell (PIC) method in a dusty plasma. There are phase shifts of the KdV solitary wave in both head-on collision and the overtaking collision, while no phase shift is found for the envelop solitary wave in any cases. The remarkable difference between head-on collision and the overtaking collision is that the phase shift of KdV solitary wave increases as amplitude of KdV solitary wave increases in head-on collision, while it decreases as amplitude of the KdV solitary wave increases in the overtaking collision. It is found that the maximum amplitude during the collision process is less than sum of two amplitudes of both solitary waves, but is larger than either of the amplitude.

Highlights

  • Head-on collision and overtaking collision between a KdV solitary wave and an envelope solitary wave are first studied in present paper by using Particle-in-cell (PIC) method in a dusty plasma

  • The interaction between a KdV solitary wave and an envelope solitary wave in a dusty plasma will be studied in the present paper by using the one dimensional (1D) PIC method in an infinite background plasma

  • It is noted that the phase shift decreases as the amplitude of the KdV solitary wave increases in the overtaking collision which is different from that in head-on collision

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Introduction

Head-on collision and overtaking collision between a KdV solitary wave and an envelope solitary wave are first studied in present paper by using Particle-in-cell (PIC) method in a dusty plasma. The head-on collision between two envelope solitary waves has been studied by using the PIC method[40].

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