Meaning of "soliton" in the Polish dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF SOLITON IN POLISH

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WHAT DOES SOLITON MEAN IN POLISH?

Soliton

Soliton

In mathematics and physics soliton is a self-sustaining, isolated wave caused by nonlinear effects occurring in the material in which the wave propagates. Solitons are accompanied by many physical phenomena; They also appear as solutions of nonlinear partial differential equations. The soliton phenomenon was first described by John Scott Russell, who observed a wave of soliton in the water channel, and then reproduced the phenomenon in a specially prepared water tank. The observed wave called Russell's "wave of displacement". It is difficult to define precisely what a soliton is. Drazin and Johnson have defined soliton as a solution to the nonlinear differential equations, which ▪ represents waves of invariant shape; ▪ is located so that it disappears or reaches a constant value at infinity; ▪ It can interact strongly with other solitons, but after collision it remains unchanged - only phase shift occurs. Many authors emphasize that solitons can change their shape periodically, and their distinction is the ability to collide non-destructive.

W matematyce i fizyce soliton to samopodtrzymująca się odosobniona fala wywołana przez efekty nieliniowe występujące w materiale, w którym fala ta się rozchodzi. Solitony towarzyszą wielu zjawiskom fizycznym; pojawiają się też jako rozwiązania nieliniowych cząstkowych równań różniczkowych. Zjawisko solitonu zostało po raz pierwszy opisane przez Johna Scotta Russella, który zaobserwował falę solitonu w kanale wodnym, a następnie odtworzył to zjawisko w specjalnie przygotowanym zbiorniku wodnym. Zaobserwowaną falę Russell nazwał „falą przesunięcia”. Trudno precyzyjnie zdefiniować czym jest soliton. Drazin i Johnson zdefiniowali soliton jako rozwiązanie układu nieliniowych równań różniczkowych, które ▪ reprezentuje fale o niezmiennym kształcie; ▪ jest zlokalizowane tak, że zanika lub osiąga stałą wartość w nieskończoności; ▪ może oddziaływać silnie z innymi solitonami, ale po kolizji zachowuje niezmienioną formę – występuje tylko przesunięcie fazy. Wielu autorów podkreśla, że solitony mogą zmieniać swój kształt okresowo, a ich wyróżnikiem jest zdolność do kolizji niedestrukcyjnych.

TRANSLATION OF SOLITON

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The translations of soliton from Polish to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «soliton» in Polish.

• Translator Polish - Chinese: 孤子
• Translator Polish - Spanish: solitón
• Translator Polish - English: soliton
• Translator Polish - Hindi: सॉलिटन
• Translator Polish - Arabic: سيلتون
• Translator Polish - Russian: солитон
• Translator Polish - Portuguese: soliton
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• Translator Polish - Malay: soliton
• Translator Polish - German: Solitonen
• Translator Polish - Japanese: ソリトン
• Translator Polish - Korean: 솔리톤
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• Translator Polish - Ukrainian: Солітон
• Translator Polish - Romanian: soliton
• Translator Polish - Greek: σολιτόνιο
• Translator Polish - Afrikaans: solitonvergelyking
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10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOLITON»

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Advances in Soliton Research

This new volume presents important research from around the globe.

L. V. Chen, 2006

Solitons: An Introduction

This textbook is an introduction to the theory of solitons in the physical sciences.

P. G. Drazin, ‎R. S. Johnson, 1989

Focus on Soliton Research

This volume presents important research from around the globe.

L. V. Chen, 2006

Soliton-driven Photonics - Strona 524

... 219, 317 Slow soliton, 318 Slowly moving gap simultons, 273 Solitary wave, 293 Soliton direction, 347 Soliton dynamics, 384 Soliton interactions, 28 Soliton profiles, 111 Soliton spiralling, 130 Soliton switches, 416 Soliton threshold intensity ...

A.D. Boardman, ‎A.P. Sukhorukov, 2012

Optical Solitons: Theoretical and Experimental Challenges

This volume focuses on the explicit integration of analytical and experimental methods in nonlinear fibre optics and integrated optics. It covers all important recent technical issues in optical-soliton communication.

Kuppuswamy Porsezian, ‎Valakkattil Chako Kuriakose, 2003

Solitons, Nonlinear Evolution Equations and Inverse Scattering

This book brings together several aspects of soliton theory currently available only in research papers.

Mark J. Ablowitz, ‎P. A. Clarkson, 1991

The Versatile Soliton

The Versatile Soliton is an appropriate title indeed. There is much new historical information in the book...The book is written in a lively language and the physics presented in a clear, pedagogical style.

Alexandre T. Filippov, 2000

Soliton Management in Periodic Systems

This book provides a unique and informative account of the state-of-the-art in the field. The volume opens with a review of the existence of robust solitary pulses in systems built as a periodic concatenation of very different elements.

Boris A. Malomed, 2006

New Trends in Optical Soliton Transmission Systems: Proceedings of ...

It has been shown that introducing a phase difference between neighboring solitons, unequal amplitudes in adjacent pulses, and active soliton transmission control techniques can reduce soliton interaction. In reference [10], the authors ...

Akira Hasegawa, 2012

Physics of Solitons

This textbook gives an instructive view of solitons and their applications for advanced students of physics.

Thierry Dauxois, ‎Michel Peyrard, 2006

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOLITON»

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Physicists catch a magnetic wave that offers promise for more …

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Smart-Telecaster Zao Delivers H.265 Hardware Encoder for Mobile …

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Supercontinuum, solitons, and instabilities

Bright, spatially-coherent light sources have enabled novel applications in areas ranging from spectroscopy and communications to high-resolution imaging and ... «SPIE Newsroom, Mar 15»

Splashtop Partners with Leading Provider of IT Security Soliton to …

Partnering with Soliton, we now have a highly secure, remote access appliance solution, Soliton SecureDesktop, for enterprises, regulated industries, and ... «PR Web, Dec 14»

Atoms can do disappearing act in ultra-cold conditions, scientists …

Solitons are waves that don't diminish, change shape, or flatten out as they move through space. To create one, a Bose Einstein condensate has to be balanced ... «Tech Times, Nov 14»

Ultracold disappearing act: 'Matter waves' move through one …

To create solitons, Hulet and postdoctoral research associate Jason Nguyen, the study's lead author, balanced the forces of attraction and repulsion in the BECs. «Phys.Org, Nov 14»

Soliton discovery was a false alarm

This, they concluded, was a soliton, which behaves like a sparsely populated wall between two halves of the fluid, separating the particles found in the two ... «Futurity: Research News, Sep 14»

Falaco Solitons: Particles at the Pool

If it sounds like I'm making up words here, let's start with some definitions: a soliton is a kind of wave which moves without dispersing. When you cannonball into ... «PhysicsCentral.com, Sep 14»