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Group classification of third-order ODEs, not involving the second derivative, is carried out. · Lie algebra of the equivalence group for the equations in ...
The group classification of the equations y ″ = F ( x , y ) has been repeated later in [4], where the following equation and its symmetry X ¯ : y ¯ ″ = 1 x ¯ 2 ...
Group classification of ODE y‴=F(x,y,y‧) ... Abstract. In his extensive work of 1884 on the group classification of ordinary differential equations Lie performed, ...
Group classification of ODE y‴=F(x,y,y‧). February 2014; Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation 19(2):345-349.
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