On Zero-Curvature Representations of Partial Differential Equations
. This paper concerns the problem of finding all possible zero-curvature representations of a given system of partial differential equations. A new computational procedure is proposed, designed to give complete answers. The procedure is applicable to non-
M. Marvan, M. Marvan Opava
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