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New Solitary Wave Solutions in Higher-Order Wave Equations of the Korteweg – de Vries Type

Vangelis Marinakis

Department of Civil Engineering, Technological and Educational Institute of Patras, 1 M. Alexandrou Street, Koukouli 263 34 Patras, Greece

Reprint requests to V. M.; E-mail: vangelismarinakis@hotmail.com Z. Naturforsch.62a,227 – 230 (2007); received February 13, 2007

In this work we study two partial differential equations that constitute second- and third-order approximations of water wave equations of the Korteweg – de Vries type. In particular, we first study previous results concerning the derivation of solitary wave solutions of the second-order approxima- tion. We then use a simple assumption and find new solitary wave solutions for both equations.

Key words:Solitary Wave Solutions.

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