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Hyperbolic Equations and Characteristics

2000
In Section 1.6, general second order equations were classified using characteristics, and this subject is revisited here. In the first chapter, the characteristics were used to classify the equations and to form a transformation to allow reduction to canonical form.
Gwynne A. Evans   +2 more
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The characteristic equation

1933
The minimum equation. If A is a matrix of order n over a field p, the matrices I, A, A 2,..., A n 2 constitute n 2 + 1 sets of n 2 numbers each, and hence are linearly dependent in p. Thus A satisfies some equation $$m{\text{} }(\lambda){\text{} } = {\text{} }\lambda ^u {\text{} } + {\text{} }m_1 \lambda ^{u - 1} {\text{} } + {\text{} }...{\text{} }
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Characteristic sets for ordinary differential equations

Programming and Computer Software, 2005
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Marina V. Kondratieva, A. I. Ovchinnikov
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ON A METHOD OF SOLVING EQUATIONS WITH SIMPLE CHARACTERISTICS

Mathematics of the USSR-Sbornik, 1983
This paper is devoted to the construction of k-differential equations for large values of the parameter k. The authors develop a method permitting one to construct solutions of such equations in the space Rn, with limiting absorption conditions. Together with the ideas of Legendre uniformization, the method allows one to construct solutions of boundary
Sternin, B. Yu., Shatalov, V. E.
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The bifurcation characteristics of the generalized Lorenz equations

Physica Scripta, 1996
A graphical overview of the bifurcation characteristics of the generalized Lorenz equations obtained by Stenflo (1996 Physica Scripta 53 83) for nonlinear acoustic gravity waves in a rotational system is presented.
Yu, M.Y., Zhou, C.T., Lai, C.H.
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Differential equations in characteristic \(p\)

Compositio mathematica, 1995
Let \(K\) be a differential field of characteristic \(p>0\). The aim of the paper is to classify differential equations over \(K\) and to develop Picard-Vessiot theory and differential Galois groups for these equations. It is supposed that \([K:K^p] = p\) and a choice of \(z\in K \backslash K^p\) is fixed.
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GENERALIZED CHARACTERISTICS AND THE HUNTER–SAXTON EQUATION

Journal of Hyperbolic Differential Equations, 2011
The method of generalized characteristics yields an elementary proof of uniqueness of dissipative solutions to the Cauchy problem for the Hunter–Saxton equation.
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THE CHARACTERISTIC PROBLEM FOR THE EINSTEIN VACUUM EQUATIONS

Asymptotic Methods in Nonlinear Wave Phenomena, 2007
We show how to prescribe the initial data of a characteristic problem satisfying the costraints, the smallness, the regularity and the asymptotic decay suitable to prove a global existence result. In this paper, the firstof two, we show in detail the construction of the initial data and give a sketch of the existence result.
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The Characteristic Equation and Stability

1977
The local behavior of a system of differential equations $$fracd{X_i}dt = {f_i}\left( {{X_1},...,{X_n}} \right){\text{ }}\left( {i = 1,...,n} \right) $$ near an equilibrium point depends on the roots (eigenvalues) of the characteristic equation $$\left| {A - \lambda I} \right| = 0$$ (4.1) where A = (aij) is the matrix of first partial ...
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ON THE SOLUBILITY OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH SIMPLE CHARACTERISTICS

Russian Mathematical Surveys, 1971
This paper is a review of some recent results in the theory of solvability for general partial differential equations with \(C^\infty\) coefficients. Main results in this theory are due to H. Lewy, L. Hörmander, L. Nirenberg, F. Trèves and the author. Some examples are considered: Lewy's theorem, the oblique derivative problem for elliptic equations of
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