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Cohomological geometry of differential equations
November 7, 2018 19:20, Moscow, Independent University of Moscow, room 308
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The generalized hodograph method and its applications
M. V. Pavlov |
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Abstract:
The generalized hodograph method was introduced by S. P. Tsarev in 1985.
It can be applied to a wide class of two-dimensional quasilinear systems
of first-order equations that are diagnosable, has pairwise different
characteristic velocities, and also satisfy the so-called
semi-Hamiltonian condition.
In this case a two-dimensional quasilinear system of first-order
equations is associated to a linear system of partial differential
equations with nonconstant coefficients.
In general case, even particular solutions of such linear systems are
difficult to find.
The talk will discuss the case of two-dimensional quasilinear systems of
first-order equations that are hydrodynamic reductions of integrable
three-dimensional systems of first-order equations. In this case a
complete set of particular solutions can be effectively computed.
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