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A connection between nonlinear evolution equations and ordinary differential equations of P-type. I
Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1980 · Vol. 21(4) · pp. 715–721
Abstract
We develop here two aspects of the connection between nonlinear partial differential equations solvable by inverse scattering transforms and nonlinear ordinary differential equations (ODE) of P-type (i.e., no movable critical points). The first is a proof that no solution of an ODE, obtained by solving a linear integral equation of a certain kind, can have any movable critical points. The second is an algorithm to test whether a given ODE satisfies necessary conditions to be of P-type. Often, the algorithm can be used to test whether or not a given nonlinear evolution equation may be completely integrable.
Nonlinear Waves and SolitonsNonlinear Photonic SystemsAdvanced Mathematical Physics ProblemsMathematicsInverse scattering transformOdeOrdinary differential equationNonlinear systemConnection (principal bundle)Mathematical analysisType (biology)Integrable systemPartial differential equation
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