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| title = Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation
| title = Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation
| abstract = We solve the inverse problem on conservation laws of (1+1)-dimensional evolution equations.  This allows us to exhaustively describe conservation laws of even-order evolution equations.  In particular, we prove that if the dimension of the space of conservation laws of an even-order evolution equation is greater than its order, then this equation is linearizable by a contact transformation.  As an illustrating example, we completely classify conservation laws of fourth-order evolution equations up to contact equivalence.  Some related results are also discussed.  A joint work with A.Sergyeyev.
| abstract = We solve the inverse problem on conservation laws of (1+1)-dimensional evolution equations.  This allows us to exhaustively describe conservation laws of even-order evolution equations.  In particular, we prove that if the dimension of the space of conservation laws of an even-order evolution equation is greater than its order, then this equation is linearizable by a contact transformation.  As an illustrating example, we completely classify conservation laws of fourth-order evolution equations up to contact equivalence.  Some related results are also discussed.  A joint work with A.Sergyeyev.
| slides = [[Media:Popovych R. Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation (presentation at The Workshop on Geometry of PDEs and Integrability, 14-18 October 2013, Teplice nad Becvou, Czech Republic).pdf|Media:Popovych R. Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation (presentation at The Workshop on Geometry of PDEs and Integrability, 14-18 October 2013, Teplice nad Becvou, Czech Republic).pdf]]
| slides = [[Media:Popovych R. Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation (presentation at The Workshop on Integrable Nonlinear Equations, 18-24 October 2015, Mikulov, Czech Republic).pdf|Media:Popovych R. Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation (presentation at The Workshop on Integrable Nonlinear Equations, 18-24 October 2015, Mikulov, Czech Republic).pdf]]
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 3 November 2015

Speaker: Roman Popovych

Title: Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation

Abstract:
We solve the inverse problem on conservation laws of (1+1)-dimensional evolution equations. This allows us to exhaustively describe conservation laws of even-order evolution equations. In particular, we prove that if the dimension of the space of conservation laws of an even-order evolution equation is greater than its order, then this equation is linearizable by a contact transformation. As an illustrating example, we completely classify conservation laws of fourth-order evolution equations up to contact equivalence. Some related results are also discussed. A joint work with A.Sergyeyev.

Slides: Media:Popovych R. Conservation laws of even-order evolution equation (presentation at The Workshop on Integrable Nonlinear Equations, 18-24 October 2015, Mikulov, Czech Republic).pdf