Reducing the PDEs to ODEs through lie vectors using the integrated factors
Keywords:
factors, integrating, lie, solutions, transformationAbstract
We reduce the PDEs to ODEs through Lie vectors as previously done through two reduction stages. Some of these ODEs have no solution. Some researchers in this step, use the SMM, power series method or Riccati equation method to solve non-solvable equations. We use the integrating factors as a tool to reduce the order and the nonlinearity in an ODE. This explores new solutions as it appears for the (2+1)-dimensional (CBS) and (3+1)-dimensional generalized BKP solutions compared results.
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