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The following pages link to On two phase filtration under gravity and with boundary infiltration: application of a bäcklund transformation (Q3663705):
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- On a class of reciprocal Stefan moving boundary problems (Q493610) (← links)
- Infiltration from supply at constant water content: An integrable model (Q834672) (← links)
- Exact solutions for vertical drainage and redistribution in soils (Q919876) (← links)
- The (3+1)-dimensional Monge-Ampère equation in discontinuity wave theory: Application of a reciprocal transformation (Q1205930) (← links)
- Reciprocal transformations of two-component hyperbolic systems and their invariants (Q1276352) (← links)
- Isogroup classification and group-invariant solutions of the nonlinear diffusion-convection equation \(T_t=(D_1(T)T_x)_x-D_2'(T)T_x\) (Q1388222) (← links)
- Group theoretic methods applied to Burgers' equation (Q1971809) (← links)
- On transport through heterogeneous media: application of conjugated reciprocal transformations (Q2182761) (← links)
- On modulated coupled systems. Canonical reduction via reciprocal transformations (Q2207764) (← links)
- On modulated multi-component NLS systems: Ermakov invariants and integrable symmetry reduction (Q2281539) (← links)
- On Stefan-type moving boundary problems with heterogeneity: canonical reduction via conjugation of reciprocal transformations (Q2285433) (← links)
- Solution of double nonlinear problems in porous media by a combined finite volume-finite element algorithm (Q2451762) (← links)
- Evolution of methacrylate distribution during wood saturation (Q2484616) (← links)
- Application of linked Bäcklund transformations to nonlinear boundary value problems (Q3676565) (← links)
- Integrable forms of the one-dimensional flow equation for unsaturated heterogeneous porous media (Q3796913) (← links)
- On a canonical nine-body problem. Integrable Ermakov decomposition via reciprocal transformations (Q4561356) (← links)
- <i>n</i>-Dimensional first integral and similarity solutions for two-phase flow (Q4802154) (← links)
- Moving Boundary Problems for Heterogeneous Media. Integrability via Conjugation of Reciprocal and Integral Transformations (Q5197850) (← links)
- The Korteweg capillarity system. Integrable reduction via gauge and reciprocal links (Q6065027) (← links)
- A class of moving boundary problems with a source term: application of a reciprocal transformation (Q6157723) (← links)