2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.geomphys.2014.05.025
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The four-dimensional Martínez Alonso–Shabat equation: Reductions and nonlocal symmetries

Abstract: We consider the four-dimensional integrable Martínez Alonso-Shabat equation, and list three integrable three-dimensional reductions thereof. We also present a four-dimensional integrable modified Martínez Alonso-Shabat equation together with its Lax pair.We also construct an infinite hierarchy of commuting nonlocal symmetries (and not just the shadows, as it is usually the case in the literature) for the Martínez Alonso-Shabat equation.

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“…Another interesting reduction admitted by arises when we put z = t . This produces the equation uyt=utuxyuyuxt, which is related with the so‐called ABC equation Aqxqty+Bqyqtx+Cqtqxy=0,A+B+C=0, by its another differential covering . In this case, the differential covering becomes sy=λuysxλsuxy,st=λλ+1(utsxsuxt). The Lie point symmetry admitted by Equation is X=ax+by+et+au+du, where a = a ( x ), b = b ( y ), e = e ( t ), and d = d ( x ) are arbitrary functions, while a nonlocal symmetry of equation X=g1x+hy…”
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“…Another interesting reduction admitted by arises when we put z = t . This produces the equation uyt=utuxyuyuxt, which is related with the so‐called ABC equation Aqxqty+Bqyqtx+Cqtqxy=0,A+B+C=0, by its another differential covering . In this case, the differential covering becomes sy=λuysxλsuxy,st=λλ+1(utsxsuxt). The Lie point symmetry admitted by Equation is X=ax+by+et+au+du, where a = a ( x ), b = b ( y ), e = e ( t ), and d = d ( x ) are arbitrary functions, while a nonlocal symmetry of equation X=g1x+hy…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Next, we consider nonlocal symmetry of Equation (1), that is, search for Lie point symmetry of system (2). Assuming the infinitesimal operator of symmetry for Equation (2) (1), we obtain a nonlocal symmetry of Equation (1) in the form…”
Section: Local and Nonlocal Symmetriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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