Solutions of the first and second Painlevé equations are meromorphic (Q5943740): Difference between revisions

Here, the authors point out the gaps in the existing proofs for the meromorphic nature of solutions to Painlevé equations and give a new proof of this for the first and second equations based on their new method of estimating the coefficients of the power series.

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Nikolay Vasilye Grigorenko

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solutions

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Painlevé equations

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A Direct Proof that Solutions of the Six Painlevé Equations Have No Movable Singularities Except Poles

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Q3997867

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0986.34074

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10.1007/BF02788247

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