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تسجيل مستخدم جديدShock wave in Euler - Heisenberg - Kockel nonlinear vacuum
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An analytical approach to the theory of electromagnetic waves in nonlinear vacuum is developed. The evolution of the pulse is governed by a system of nonlinear wave vector equations. Exact solution with own angular momentum in form of a shock wave is obtained.
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