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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1702878
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Noether-type theorems for difference equations
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1702878

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    Noether-type theorems for difference equations (English)
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    21 October 2002
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    The author considers the properties of quasi-extremals and obtains the following results: Any quasi-extremal equation is invariant under the corresponding subgroup and possesses its own conservation law. Every group operator which commutes with discrete differentiation transforms one quasi-extremal equation into another one, since there exists the group basis of conservation laws. The intersection of quasi-extremals is invariant with respect to the whole group admitted by difference functional. This intersection has got the full set of difference conservation laws. The last result is a new discrete analogue of Noether's theorem for a difference equation.
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    Lie algebra
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    quasi-extremal equations
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    difference equations
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    Noether theorem
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    conservation law
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