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View SchemaNew Symmetries in Mathematical Physics Equations
| Authors | G. A. Kotel'nikov |
|---|---|
| Categories | |
| ArXiv ID | physics/9701006 |
| URL | https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/9701006 |
| Journal | Proc. 7th Int. Conf. "Symmetry Methods in Physics", Dubna, 2 (1996) 358-363 |
Abstract
An algorithm for studing the symmetrical properties of the partial differential equation of the type Lu=0 is proposed. By symmetry of this equation we mean the operators Q satisfying commutational relations of order p more than p=1 on the solutions u: [L...[L,Q]...]u=0. It is shown, that within the framework of the proposed method with p=2 the relativistic D'Alembert and Maxwell equations are the Galilei symmetrical ones. Analogously, with p=2 the Galilei symmetrical Schroedinger equation is the relativistic symmetrical one. In both cases the standard symmetries are realized with p=1.
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"abstract": "An algorithm for studing the symmetrical properties of the partial\ndifferential equation of the type Lu=0 is proposed. By symmetry of this\nequation we mean the operators Q satisfying commutational relations of order p\nmore than p=1 on the solutions u: [L...[L,Q]...]u=0. It is shown, that within\nthe framework of the proposed method with p=2 the relativistic D\u0027Alembert and\nMaxwell equations are the Galilei symmetrical ones. Analogously, with p=2 the\nGalilei symmetrical Schroedinger equation is the relativistic symmetrical one.\nIn both cases the standard symmetries are realized with p=1.",
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