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Determine the NLS rogue-wave pattern induced by a multiple root of the Adler–Moser polynomial under single-power multiple large parameters

Determine the spatial–temporal wave pattern induced by a multiple root of the Adler–Moser polynomial Θ_N(z; κ_1, …, κ_{N−1}) in the nonlinear Schrödinger equation’s rogue-wave solutions u_N(x, t) when the internal parameters are of the single-power multiple-large form a_{2j+1} = κ_j A^{2j+1} for 1 ≤ j ≤ N−1 with A ≫ 1 and arbitrary O(1) complex coefficients κ_j.

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Background

Earlier work established that when all roots of the Adler–Moser polynomial are simple, each simple root induces a fundamental Peregrine rogue wave whose location is linearly related to the root. However, the case where the Adler–Moser polynomial admits multiple roots had not been resolved in prior studies focusing on single-power multiple large parameters.

The authors note that Lin and Ling (2025) considered multiple-root patterns under a more involved form of large parameters with special coefficient values that do not cover the single-power form a_{2j+1} = κ_j A{2j+1} with arbitrary coefficients. This left the question of the pattern induced by a multiple root under the single-power form open at that point in the narrative.

References

While each simple root of the Adler--Moser polynomial would still give rise to a Peregrine wave on the (x, t) plane, what wave pattern on the (x, t) plane would be induced by a multiple root is still a key open question.

Triangular rogue clusters associated with multiple roots of Adler--Moser polynomials in integrable systems (2504.01777 - Yang et al., 2 Apr 2025) in Section 4 (Triangular rogue clusters associated with nonzero multiple roots of Adler–Moser polynomials in the NLS equation)