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Introduction to the Method of Multiple Scales

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Introduction to the Method of Multiple Scales
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Publisher: arXiv
Number of pages: 65

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These lecture notes give an introduction to perturbation method with main focus on the method of multiple scales as it applies to pulse propagation in nonlinear optics. The lecture notes are aimed at students that have little or no background in perturbation methods.

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