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The emergence of rapid oscillations in a fifth-order KdV equation
We consider the emergence of rapidly propagating, exponentially small-amplitude oscillations in the impulsively started fifth-order Korteweg--de Vries equation (KdV5), and demonstrate that these waves originate due to Stokes' phenomenon in a small-time boundary layer. We rescale the problem in time
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