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Absolute wavenumber (k0​)

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An absolute wavenumber is a complex wavenumber at the selected zero-group velocity saddle of a dispersion relation. For the linear complex Ginzburg-Landau equation, k0​=−U/[2(cd​−i)]; the positive real part of the diffusion coefficient makes the Gaussian saddle accessible from the real Fourier contour.

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