Nonlinear Group Velocity
Nonlinear Group Velocity is a wave propagation phenomenon in which the envelope of a modulated wave packet travels at a speed determined by the derivative of the frequency with respect to the wavenumber in a medium exhibiting nonlinear dispersion, where the dispersion relation itself depends on the wave amplitude.
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Wave Propagation and Group Velocity
M. H. L. Pryce · Nature · 1961 · 945 citations · Full text
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M. J. Lighthill · IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics · 1965 · 274 citations
Superluminal group velocities and information transfer
G. Diener · Physics Letters A · 1996 · 137 citations
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