Abstract
The exact equations of motion for a stacked system are derived and their properties are discussed. Results of numerical simulations of soliton dynamics are presented and compared with the previously published ones using an approximate treatment. Qualitative and quantitative differences are found. The intermolecular dispersion energy is included via London’s formula into our model of solitary waves in stacked systems. It is shown that first-neighbor terms are of sufficient accuracy. The explicit London formula is fitted by a sixth-order Taylor series. The qualitative properties of solitary waves are not changed too much upon inclusion of dispersion energy. Quantitative changes in velocity, kinetic energy, and effective mass of the waves are found.

This publication has 55 references indexed in Scilit: