The tanh method for compact and noncompact solutions for variants of the KdV-Burger and the K(n,n)-Burger equations

Abstract In this paper we examine variants of the KdV-Burger equation and the K ( n , n ) -Burger equation. Both compact and noncompact structures are treated for these models. The tanh method is employed as a vehicle to achieve this goal. Three different physical structures are emphasized: compactons, solitary patterns and blow-up solutions.

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