Fig. 5
A branch of depression solitons with $A=-0.2$, $\Lambda=3$, $\mathcal{R}=2$ and $\tau=1.2$. We see that, as $E_b$ is increased, the speed of the wave decreases, until eventually no depression soliton solutions are found for $E_b>2.39$. The points $(a)$ and $(b)$ correspond to the solid and dashed curve in Fig. 4, respectively.

A branch of depression solitons with |$A=-0.2$|⁠, |$\Lambda=3$|⁠, |$\mathcal{R}=2$| and |$\tau=1.2$|⁠. We see that, as |$E_b$| is increased, the speed of the wave decreases, until eventually no depression soliton solutions are found for |$E_b>2.39$|⁠. The points |$(a)$| and |$(b)$| correspond to the solid and dashed curve in Fig. 4, respectively.

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