Other Books for waves in Non-linear and dispersive media?

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What are the best book out there to learn about wave dynamic in Non-linear and dispersive media?
 
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For dispersive media I would suggest the two volumes by Oughstun entitled Electromagnetic and Optical Pulse Propagation.
 
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