Nonlinear Scrodinger equations solving in matlab

Hii Friends,
I am pretty new to matlab. Could anyone suggest me a wayt o solve the following nonlinear scrodinger equation
In this equation, the terms B1,B2, alpha, gamma can be considered as constants.
z and t are variables. i is imaginary term = sqrt(-1).
I would like to see how A evolves with z(distance) and time(t).
the intial A can be considered as a gaussian or a plane wave.
Is there any other information that is required?
Pavan

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Hi Pavan
is the red graph on the right hand side the result you plan to obtain?
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this paper shows some of the waveform functions that are solutions to the 1 dimension Schroedinger equation.
What is your interval of integration ?
What are your initial and boundary conditions ?
Best wishes
Torsten.
Hii Torsten,
Thanks for the interest.
The boundary and initial conditions would be
z varies from 0 to 2 t varies as -6 to +6 A(0,t) = exp(-t^2) (gaussian pulse)
Is this information sufficient?
This Nonlinear Schrodinger Equation is commonly used as a basic propagation model equation in optical fiber communication systems. In this research field, many researchers use split-step fourier method (SSFM) to numerically solve this equation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split-step_method
More details of this method can be found in the textbook "Nonlinear Fiber Optics" written by Dr. Agrawal. Of course, MATLAB can do it !
You forgot to state the boundary conditions at t=+/-6, but by splitting your equation in real and imaginary part it should be possible to use "pdepe" for its solution.
Best wishes
Torsten.

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Hi every one. well I have a problem in building code for numerical scheme of a linear discret equation using finite dieference method.
My eqution is
E*A(i)= P*cos(w*i)*A(i) + Q*( A(i-1) +A(i+1) ) where w,Q are fixed constants and i is interger index on the amplitud A
P=[0 : 6] . I need to plot E=f(P)
anybody can help me? plzzz

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