Effect of a Localized Random Forcing Term on the Korteweg-De Vries Equation
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In this work, we numerically investigate the influence of a white noise-type forcing on the phenomenon of forced generation of solitons by a localized moving disturbance. Our numerical method is based on finite elements and least-squares. We present numerical experiments for different values of noise amplitude and Froude number, which describe some damping effects on the emission of solitons.
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