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Leonid S. Metlov
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Thermal field soliton self-organization arising due to absorption of background atoms vibrations is observed in numerical experiment in nonlinear chain with Lennard-Jones potential at high temperature. At some stage intensive space-localized waves are formed and give additional peaks on high-energy tile of energy distribution unlike of Gibbs one.
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William C. K. Mak
, Pak L. Chu (Optoelectronic Research Centre
, n Department of Electronic Engineering
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