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Nonlinear Reshaping of Gaussian Water Wave Packets
The propagation of narrowband wave packets is a classical problem with broad relevance across nonlinear wave physics. Within the framework of the nonlinear Schrödinger equation, solitons are known to propagate without changing shape, whereas Gaussian envelopes may undergo substantial reshaping depen
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