Examples of the investigation of differential equations with modularized programs (Q1368550): Difference between revisions

The use of the REDUCE program CRACK for the symbolic integration and analysis of nonlinear differential equations is demonstrated on the basis of six examples: (i) determination of conservation laws of the Ito system and Fisher's equation, (ii) determination of the Lie symmetry algebra of a unified field theory, (iii) computing finite transformations from the infinitesimal symmetry generators of an ordinary differential equation stemming from general relativity, (iv) solving a quasi-linear partial differential equation arising in the normal form theory of vector fields, (v) solving the Killing equations of the Kimura metric, and (vi) finding a Lagrangian for the Painlevé VI equation.