We show the existence of infinitely many symmetries for ?-homogeneous equations when ?=0. If the equation has one generalized symmetry, we prove that it has infinitely many and these can be produced by recursion operators. Identifying equations under homogeneous transformations, we find that the only integrable equations in this class are the Potential Burgers, Potential Modified Korteweg–de Vries, and Potential Kupershmidt Equations. We can draw some conclusions from these results for the case ?=?1 which, although theoretically incomplete, seem to cover the known integrable systems for this case
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AbstractWe prove the conjecture, formulated in [BSW98], that almost all systems in the family[formul...
We show the existence of infinitely many symmetries for λ-homogeneous equations when λ = 0. If the e...
AbstractWe show the existence of infinitely many symmetries for λ-homogeneous equations when λ=0. If...
We show the existence of infinitely many symmetries for λ-homogeneous equations when λ = 0. If the e...
We determine the existence of (infinitely many) symmetries for equations of the form u(t) = u(k) ...
AbstractWe determine the existence of (infinitely many) symmetries for equations of the formut=uk+f(...
AbstractWe determine the existence of (infinitely many) symmetries for equations of the formut=uk+f(...
We prove the conjecture, formulated in [BSW98], that almost all systems in the family[formula]have a...
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Abstract. This paper describes some recent developments which have made it possible to effectively c...
We prove the conjecture, formulated in [BSW98], that almost all systems in the family Bm[a]: ut = au...
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This paper is devoted to classifying second order evolution equations with two components. Combining...
We present a new class of non-point groups of transformations for scalar evolution chain equations. ...
AbstractWe prove the conjecture, formulated in [BSW98], that almost all systems in the family[formul...
We show the existence of infinitely many symmetries for λ-homogeneous equations when λ = 0. If the e...
AbstractWe show the existence of infinitely many symmetries for λ-homogeneous equations when λ=0. If...
We show the existence of infinitely many symmetries for λ-homogeneous equations when λ = 0. If the e...
We determine the existence of (infinitely many) symmetries for equations of the form u(t) = u(k) ...
AbstractWe determine the existence of (infinitely many) symmetries for equations of the formut=uk+f(...
AbstractWe determine the existence of (infinitely many) symmetries for equations of the formut=uk+f(...
We prove the conjecture, formulated in [BSW98], that almost all systems in the family[formula]have a...
We present a 2-component equation with exactly two nontrivial generalized symmetries, a counterexamp...
Abstract. This paper describes some recent developments which have made it possible to effectively c...
We prove the conjecture, formulated in [BSW98], that almost all systems in the family Bm[a]: ut = au...
This paper was motivated by the observation that after quickly finding a number of hierarchies (mKdV...
We study a class of evolutionary partial differential systems with two components related to second ...
This paper is devoted to classifying second order evolution equations with two components. Combining...
We present a new class of non-point groups of transformations for scalar evolution chain equations. ...
AbstractWe prove the conjecture, formulated in [BSW98], that almost all systems in the family[formul...