2014
DOI: 10.1155/2014/804703
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Nonlinear Self-Adjoint Classification of a Burgers-KdV Family of Equations

Abstract: The concepts of strictly, quasi, weak, and nonlinearly self-adjoint differential equations are revisited. A nonlinear self-adjoint classification of a class of equations with second and third order is carried out.

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“…The result is given by the following statement. For detail of the self-adjoint classification of a class of equations with second and third order, one can see [19] and references therein. Proof.…”
Section: Lemma 1 Any Lie Point Lie-bäcklund or Nonlocal Symmetrymentioning
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“…The result is given by the following statement. For detail of the self-adjoint classification of a class of equations with second and third order, one can see [19] and references therein. Proof.…”
Section: Lemma 1 Any Lie Point Lie-bäcklund or Nonlocal Symmetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…are the total differentiations. Ibragimov [8] proved that (20) inherits all symmetries of (19). By using Noether's identity, one can obtain the formula of conservation law corresponding to every symmetry of (19).…”
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“…In addition, the concept of conservation laws is essential and widely used in the study of basic properties of the analytical solutions of NPDEs. In the field of physics, conservation laws give the conclusion of a physical system, and there are several conservation laws like conservation of mass and energy, conservation of natural resources, and conservation of rotational; those were discovered and expanded gradually over time.…”
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