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Antiferromagnetic complex electromotive microscale with first type Schrödinger frame

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In this paper, we define the first frame associated with the non-linear Schrödinger \((\mathcal{NLS)}\) system. Also, we present Lorentz force in the first type of the non-linear Schrödinger frame associated with the Bishop frame in the Minkowski 3-space. We can define timelike pseudo-solitonic first class \({\mathcal{NLS}}\) electromotive microscale. Hence, we design first class \({\mathcal{NLS}}\) optical optimistic pseudo-solitonic density. Moreover, we obtain electroosmotic solitonic \( {\mathcal{NLS}}\) electromotive microscale modeled by the first type of the non-linear Schrödinger frame vectors. It is shown that introduced \( \mathcal{NLS}\) electromotive methods present an impressive optical apparatus for modeling \({\mathcal{NLS}}\) optical optimistic pseudo-solitonic density in mathematical physics and geometry.

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    Zeliha Körpinar

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Körpinar, T., Körpinar, Z. Antiferromagnetic complex electromotive microscale with first type Schrödinger frame. Opt Quant Electron 55, 505 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-023-04709-9

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