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A '''wave-Schrodinger system''' is any coupled system of a [[wave equations|nonlinear wave equation]] and a [[Schrodinger | A '''wave-Schrodinger system''' is any coupled system of a [[wave equations|nonlinear wave equation]] and a [[Schrodinger equations|nonlinear Schrodinger equation]]. The main examples are: | ||
* The [[Ishimori system]] | * The [[Ishimori system]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:24, 9 August 2006
A wave-Schrodinger system is any coupled system of a nonlinear wave equation and a nonlinear Schrodinger equation. The main examples are:
- The Ishimori system
- The Maxwell-Schrodinger system
- The Yukawa-type system
- The Zakharov system (on R, on T, on R^2, or on R^3)
- The magnetic Zakharov equation (formed by adding a magnetic field to the Zakharov system)
- The Klein-Gordon-Zakharov system (formed by adding a mass to the Zakharov system)
- Zakharov-Schulman systems (including the Davey-Stewartson system as a special case)
