Abstract
The superthermality indices of positron (electron) contributions to the new nonlinear wave profiles characterized by the model as supersoliton, cnoidal, shocklike, and super-periodic wave propagation have been obtained in the superthermal ionosphere plasma pair. These profiles that exhibit critical behaviors are described by the modified KP equation. Furthermore, the novel solutions have been exposed and the super-solitary and period solutions are derived and explained using the Jacobi elliptic function expansion method for the Modified Korteweg–De Vries (MKdV) equation. These solutions may be useful in the space of ionosphere fluids. Indeed, the MKdV model is potent for the dynamics of fluid flow. The super propagating waves obtained under the influence of critical densities represent a source of forcing or collapsing energy waves in space plasma fluids. To check the impacts of superthermality on the progress of nonlinear formations, all the given solutions are deliberated by the superthermal factor in ionosphere fluid observations and applications.
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