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Benjamin-Feir stability condition

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For At​=A+(1+ib)Axx​−(1+ic)∣A∣2A, the uniform oscillation A=e−ict has phase diffusion coefficient D=1+bc. Its amplitude-phase dispersion relation is λ2+(2+2k2)λ+2Dk2+(1+b2)k4=0. Thus D<0 gives a long-wavelength modulational instability, whereas D>0 gives linear stability of all nonzero Fourier modes. On a fixed periodic domain, instability requires an allowed wavenumber with k2<−2D/(1+b2).

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