New nonlocal symmetries of diffusion-convection equations and their connection with generalized hodograph transformation (Q2406244)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6781023
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    New nonlocal symmetries of diffusion-convection equations and their connection with generalized hodograph transformation
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6781023

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      New nonlocal symmetries of diffusion-convection equations and their connection with generalized hodograph transformation (English)
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      27 September 2017
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      Summary: Additional nonlocal symmetries of diffusion-convection equations and the Burgers equation are obtained. It is shown that these equations are connected via a generalized hodograph transformation and appropriate nonlocal symmetries arise from additional Lie symmetries of intermediate equations. Two entirely different techniques are used to search nonlocal symmetry of a given equation: the first is based on usage of the characteristic equations generated by additional operators, another technique assumes the reconstruction of a parametrical Lie group transformation from such operator. Some of them are based on the nonlocal transformations that contain new independent variable determined by an auxiliary differential equation and allow the interpretation as a nonlocal transformation with additional variables. The formulae derived for construction of exact solutions are used.
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      potential symmetries
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      formulae of nonlocal superposition
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      formulae for generation of solutions
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      Burgers equation
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      construction of exact solutions
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