Quasi-solitonic propagation modes of two-component acoustic video pulses in a paramagnetic crystal

Nonlinear propagation of longitudinal-transverse acoustic pulses down to a length of one cycle (video pulses) in a low-temperature paramagnetic crystal in the direction parallel to an external magnetic field is investigated theoretically. The case of a crystal with paramagnetic impurity ions with effective S=1/2 spin is considered. It is shown that, due to spin-phonon interaction, two-component acoustic pulses can propagate in the form of high-power quasi-solitons. Conditions are determined for the formation of exponentially localized subsonic rational solitons which propagate with a velocity higher than the velocity of transverse sound and which have a transverse component with a rotating plane of polarization.