Symmetrical Lucas functions for the solutions of the lattice equation
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The authors developed a new algorithm to obtain some exact traveling wave solutions of nonlinear lattice equations (differential-difference). In particular, they use the symmetrical Lucas sine function and the symmetrical Lucas cosine function to construct a solutions of the Wadati lattice equation.
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