1986
DOI: 10.5036/bfsiu1968.18.19
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“…Therefore, according to our results here, it is natural to consider the Flaschka-Newell pair not as a pair for the second Painlevé equation but as a pair for the Painlevé equation of the 34th type. This agrees with the results in [16], where the Painlevé equations were considered from the standpoint of their position in the augmented Garnier-Okamoto diagram (which was incompletely described in [17]). …”
Section: For the Function ϕ(T)supporting
confidence: 78%
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“…Therefore, according to our results here, it is natural to consider the Flaschka-Newell pair not as a pair for the second Painlevé equation but as a pair for the Painlevé equation of the 34th type. This agrees with the results in [16], where the Painlevé equations were considered from the standpoint of their position in the augmented Garnier-Okamoto diagram (which was incompletely described in [17]). …”
Section: For the Function ϕ(T)supporting
confidence: 78%
“…reduces these equations to "quantization" (17), which has solution (16). Therefore, (22) and (23) are also solvable in the sense of Remark 2.…”
Section: Remark 2 Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(See also Airault [20]; Clarkson [78]; Fokas and Ablowitz [102]; Gromak [140]; Murata [214]; Okamoto [219][220][221][222][223]. ) For example, consider the second Painleve equation (2.4.35):…”
Section: Properties Of the Painleve Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This relati(lnship has also been exploited to obtain Backlund transformations (re[ating solutions of a given Pain[eve equation to solutions of the same equation, but with different values of the parameters), rational solutions, and one-parameter families of solutions [20,[31][32][33]102]. Classically,Fuchs [3241,Garnier [122], and Schlesinger [320] considered the Painleve equations as the isomonodromic conditions for suitable linear systems with rational coefficients possessing regular and irregular singular points (see also Okamoto [219] 72,73,107,158,159,168,169,321,171,172,173,206,207,213,219,284].…”
Section: = Citmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Учет этого условия приводит к явному выражению для H через параметры θ 1 , θ 2 , α, β, λ, µ [3]. Как было показано Окамото [4] (см. также [3], теорема A.5.2.13), при изменении λ(τ ), где λ(τ ) является решением уравнения PVI, уравнение Heun1 испытывает изомонодромную деформацию.…”
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