“…Integrating this reduced equation one can obtain exact solutions in explicit form, such as one-and many-soliton solutions. Moreover, the existence of Lie-Bäcklund symmetry enables one to construct conservation laws for initial equation [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. In this section we use another property of an invariance group, namely, the generation of the new solutions by action of the group of finite transformations on the known one.…”
Section: Application Of Finite Group Of Transformations To the Neutromentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The group-theoretical analysis is known to be used for the construction of exact solutions of a number of linear and nonlinear equations of mathematical physics [1,2]. One of the most efficient methods for the obtaining of explicit solutions is the method of group reduction [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Finite transformations of the invariance group of differential equations can also be applied to generate new solutions (both exact and approximate).…”
We propose the group-theoretical approach which enables one to generate solutions of equations of mathematical physics in nonhomogeneous media from solutions of the same problem in a homogeneous medium. The efficiency of this method is illustrated with examples of thermal neutron diffusion problems. Such problems appear in neutron physics and nuclear geophysics. The method is also applicable to nonstationary and nonintegrable in quadratures differential equations.
“…Integrating this reduced equation one can obtain exact solutions in explicit form, such as one-and many-soliton solutions. Moreover, the existence of Lie-Bäcklund symmetry enables one to construct conservation laws for initial equation [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. In this section we use another property of an invariance group, namely, the generation of the new solutions by action of the group of finite transformations on the known one.…”
Section: Application Of Finite Group Of Transformations To the Neutromentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The group-theoretical analysis is known to be used for the construction of exact solutions of a number of linear and nonlinear equations of mathematical physics [1,2]. One of the most efficient methods for the obtaining of explicit solutions is the method of group reduction [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Finite transformations of the invariance group of differential equations can also be applied to generate new solutions (both exact and approximate).…”
We propose the group-theoretical approach which enables one to generate solutions of equations of mathematical physics in nonhomogeneous media from solutions of the same problem in a homogeneous medium. The efficiency of this method is illustrated with examples of thermal neutron diffusion problems. Such problems appear in neutron physics and nuclear geophysics. The method is also applicable to nonstationary and nonintegrable in quadratures differential equations.
“…In order to construct ansatz reducing given equation to system of two ordinary DEs, we should use two-dimensional subalgebra of invariance algebra of equation. At the same time according to [15], obtained solution will be invariant solution in the Lie sense and can be obtained by classical Lie method. It follows that we should use operators of non-point symmetries to obtain new results.…”
Section: Symmetry Reduction Of Evolutions Equationmentioning
New exact solutions of the evolution-type equations are constructed by means of a non-point (contact) symmetries. Also we analyzed the discrete symmetries of Maxwell equations in vacuum and decoupled ones to the four independent equations that can be solved independently.
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