The final soliton star will be just a few feet across, at the heart of this moon.

A single, consensus definition of a soliton is difficult to find.

Sink Ambassador, if you make a soliton star - so what?

"Commander, are we ready to send the soliton pulse yet?"

They are an important tool in soliton theory and integrable systems.

They attract each other and the soliton becomes trapped or pinned.

They can be considered as an extension of the classical soliton concept in conservative systems.

Once in the cellar, they notice the place smells of soliton gas.

The soliton model predicts membrane current fluctuations during the action potential.

Note that there is sometimes also a corresponding soliton in a theory with one additional space dimension.

The soliton is a wrinkle of the medium itself.

The soliton models offer a different kind of coordination, more closely localized in real space.

When they signal ready, we can initiate the soliton pulse."

In 1965 the term soliton was coined to describe waves with this remarkable behaviour.

This set of inequalities is very useful for solving soliton equations.

Its generation mechanism can be traced back to the nature of dissipative soliton.

For the smooth solitons the soliton interactions are less elegant.

"We tapped into the Caeliar's soliton pulses about an hour ago."

Working close to this saturation level makes it possible to create a stable soliton in a three dimensional space.

Let us consider what happens for the temporal soliton, generalization to the spatial ones is immediate.

It can also be used to create a phase-conjugate mirror or an optical spatial soliton.

At this point a soliton Raman continuum may form.

Look look at the wave function for the shield soliton."

Because he had been below for two days without surface communication, he had not heard about the soliton.

Enter the soliton, once described as the one thing in nature that comes closest to having perpetual-motion qualities.