  We discuss the quasiclassical approximation for the equations of motions of a
nonlinear chain of phonons and electrons having phonon mediated hopping.
Describing the phonons and electrons as even and odd grassmannian functions and
using the continuum limit we show that the equations of motions lead to a
Zakharov-like system for bosonic and fermionic fields. Localised and
nonlocalised solutions are discussed using the Hirota bilinear formalism.
Nonlocalised solutions turn out to appear naturally for any choice of wave
parameters. The bosonic localised solution has a fermionic dressing while the
fermionic one is an oscillatory localised field. They appear only if some
constraints on the dispersion are imposed. In this case the density of fermions
is a strongly localised travelling wave. Also it is shown that in the multiple
scales approach the emergent equation is linear. Only for the resonant case we
get a nonlinear fermionic Yajima-Oikawa system. Physical implications are
discussed.
