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I. M. Tsyfra

Publications and source records attributed to I. M. Tsyfra.

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arXiv2025

Reducing of system of partial differential equations and generalized symmetry of ordinary differential equations

Symmetry reductions of systems of two nonlinear partial differential equations are studied. We find ansatzes reducing system of partial differential equations to system of ordinary differential equations. The method is applied to system related to Korteweg -- de Vries (KdV) equation, and reaction-diffusion equations. We have also shown the possibility of constructing solution to system of non-evolutionary equations, which contains one or two arbitrary functions.

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arXiv2018

Generalized symmetry reduction of nonlinear differential equations

We study the application of generalized symmetry for reducing nonlinear partial differential equations. We construct the ansatzes for dependent variable $u$ which reduce the scalar partial differential equation with two independent variables to systems of ordinary differential equations. The operators of Lie-Bäcklund symmetry of the second order ordinary differential equation are used. We apply the method to nonlinear evolutionary equations and find solutions which cannot be obtained in the framework of classical Lie approach. The method is also applicable to partial differential equations which are not restricted to evolution type ones. We construct the solution of nonlinear hyperbolic equation depending on an arbitrary smooth function on one variable. We study also the correlation between the dimension of symmetry Lie algebra and possibility of constructing non-invariant solutions to the equation under study.

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arXiv2004

On the symmetry approach to reduction of partial differential equations

We propose the symmetry reduction method of partial differential equations to the system of differential equations with fewer number of independent variables. We also obtain generalized sufficient conditions for the solution found by conditional symmetry method to be an invariant one in classical sense.

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