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Singular solitons: An example of a Sinh-Gordon equation

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The application of the inverse scattering transform for a description of singular solutions of nonlinear equations is considered, using an example of a Sinh-Gordon equation. The singular solitons are constructed. The soliton lines of singularity are interpreted as world lines of a Poincaré-invariant dynamical system of interacting spin particles.

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Pogrebkov, A.K. Singular solitons: An example of a Sinh-Gordon equation. Lett Math Phys 5, 277–285 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00401475

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