Cylindrical coordinate of Galilean transformation

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The discussion revolves around the cylindrical coordinate transformation in the context of Galilean transformations, specifically the equations r → r - 2qz and ψ → ψ + q·(r - qz). This transformation is referenced in section 6.5 of the book "Optical Solitons: From Fibers to Photonic Crystals." The participants seek clarification on the derivation of these equations and whether they are associated with a specific theorem or expression.

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r\rightarrow r-2qz and \psi\rightarrow\psi+q\cdot(r-qz), I don't know how to derive it, anybody know?

This question results from the book "Optical Solitons: From Fibers to Photonic Crystals [1 ed.]" section 6.5
 
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Does the expression or theorem have a name? Perhaps you can search on it to see what pops up.
 

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