Solitons: Optical Phenomenon

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This lecture covers the discovery of solitons by the Scottish engineer John Scott Russell in 1834, the ingredients required for solitons, the soliton equation, fundamental solitons, higher-order solitons, triggering a soliton, bright and dark solitons, and a quiz on soliton excitation in optical fibers.

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