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3. For system (2.28) a similar unidirectional reduction can be obtained leading<br />
to<br />
η t +η x − 3 2 αηη x− ρ 2<br />
ρ 1<br />
√ β<br />
2 H[η xt]=0,<br />
which is a regularized Benjamin-Ono (BO) equation over an infinite bottom<br />
layer.<br />
Hence Eq. (2.37) is a generalization of the BO equation <strong>for</strong> intermediate<br />
depth and the presence of a topography. This equation is valid only when<br />
backscattering is negligible.<br />
2.5 Solitary wave solutions<br />
The ILW equation we referred to in Section 2.4 and derived in [8, 14, 17] is of the<br />
<strong>for</strong>m<br />
η t +η ξ + c 1 ηη ξ + c 2 T [η ξξ ]=0 (2.40)<br />
where c 1 =− 3 2 α and c 2= ρ 2<br />
√ β<br />
ρ 1 2<br />
solitary wave solutions [14, 8]<br />
. Eq. (2.40) admits a family in the parameterθof<br />
η(x)=<br />
a cos 2 θ<br />
, x=ξ− ct, (2.41)<br />
cos 2 θ+sinh 2 (x/λ)<br />
where<br />
a= 4c 2θ tanθ<br />
h 2 c 1<br />
, λ= h 2<br />
θ , c=1− 2c 2<br />
h 2<br />
θ cot(2θ),<br />
<strong>with</strong> 0≤θ≤π/2. Alternatively, we consider a Regularized Intermediate Long<br />
Wave equation<br />
η t +η ξ + c 1 ηη ξ − c 2 T [η ξt ]=0 (2.42)<br />
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