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Polynomial-Based Kudryashov Analytical Methods for a Generalized Sharma–Tasso–Olver Equation with Non-Integer Nonlinearity

Sarita Pippal, Vikramjeet

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Published: Oct 18, 2026

DOI: 10.62762/jnspm.2026.980251

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We study travelling-wave solutions of the generalized Sharma-Tasso-Olver (GSTO) equation ut+λ(ur)x+μ(us)xx+νuxxx=0u_t+\lambda(u^{r})_x+\mu(u^{s})_{xx}+\nu u_{xxx}=0, in which the exponents r,s>0r,s>0 need not be integers. The classical, modified and generalized Kudryashov methods are applied to the reduced ordinary differential equation. A balance argument shows that the convective term fixes the degree of the expansion through N=2/(r−1)N=2/(r-1), whereas the nonlinear diffusion term requires N=1/(s−1)N=1/(s-1); the two requirements are compatible only when r=2s−1r=2s-1, a condition satisfied by the classical STO equation (r=3r=3, s=2s=2). For the representative non-integer cases (r,s)=(2,32)(r,s)=(2,\tfrac32) and (32,2)(\tfrac32,2) we show that bounded solutions within the polynomial ansatz exist only in the dispersive limit μ=0\mu=0, and we derive them in closed form: a sech⁡2\operatorname{sech}^2 solitary wave for r=2r=2 and a sech⁡4\operatorname{sech}^4 solitary wave with speed κ=4νL2\kappa=4\nu L^2 for r=32r=\tfrac32. The generalized Kudryashov method extends both results to hyperbolic, singular periodic and rational families classified by the discriminant Δ=B12−4B0B2\Delta=\mathcal{B}_1^2-4\mathcal{B}_0\mathcal{B}_2, with κ=4νΔ\kappa=4\nu\Delta in the case r=32r=\tfrac32. Every solution reported here was checked by direct substitution into the governing equation.

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