Observation on different dynamics of breaking soliton equation by bifurcation analysis and multistability theory

Abstract

In this article, the dynamics of modified nonlinear waves for the generalized breaking soliton (gBS) equation have been explored by using analytical and numerical approaches. Firstly, the Tanh method is used to derive the solitonic solutions of the considered equation and their graphical illustrations for different values of parameters have been discussed. By using the proposed strategy, a variety of solutions can be found. Furthermore, the Galilean transformation is used to investigate the bifurcation behavior of the model. All possible phase portraits have been drawn and examined in detail. More specifically, it is shown that under defined parametric restrictions, the model has a straightforward specific value. At each fixed point, the existence of periodic points and bifurcation analysis is also confirmed. To clarify theoretical results, detailed numerical simulations are offered. Then by introducing perturbed term, the periodic and quasi-periodic behaviors of the discussed equation for various initial values are reported. Different periodic solutions can also be found in this parameter zone. Furthermore, it is reported that discussed equation is multi-stable for different values of parameters. Finally, sensitivity analysis for different initial value problems has been elaborated.

Keywords

• Breaking soliton equation
• Traveling wave solution
• Tanh method
• Phase portraits