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As (jn_{d}=n_{d+}-n_{d-},) the number density of positive dust grains increases in the system it causes the increase the positiveness or decreasing the negativeness of the net charge.
The width of the SWs is lower for positive dust grains than for negative dust grains, thus the positive dust grains makes the soliton profile more steeper.
The effect of negative and positive dust grains on the laser modulation growth rate is studied.
The width of the SWs is lower for positive dust grains ((j=1)) then negative dust grains ((j=-1)), thus the positive dust grains makes the soliton profile more steeper.
It is shown that the existence of positive dust grains instead of ions can substantially improve the modulation growth rate.
Dashed lines show the presence of negative dust, and solid lines show the presence of positive dust.
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Figure 3 indicates that the potential of the SW decreases with increasing the number density of both positive ions and dust particles but the potential is larger for negatively charged dust (upper surface) than for positively charged dust particles.
The number density of positive or negative dust grains effect the net charge of the dust grains.
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