Dynamics of some more invariant solutions of (3 + 1)-Burgers system

R. Kumar, M. Kumar, A. Tiwari
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Abstract This paper is an application of the similarity transformations method via Lie-group theory. This method is applied to the (3 + 1)-dimensional Burgers system to derive its invariant solutions. The Burgers system has many physical applications in fluid mechanics, heat conduction, plasma physics, traffic flows, and in some others like acoustic transmission and structure of shock waves. Since Burgers system consists of a system of nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs), and therefore, it is a difficult task to obtain its exact solution. A system of PDEs is reduced into a system of ODEs and finally solved by making appropriate assumptions and choice of arbitrary functions and constants appeared therein. Hence, the obtained exact solutions compromised multisolitons, kink waves, periodic multisolitons, elastic mutisolitons and stationary waves.
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(3 + 1)-Burgers系统若干更不变量解的动力学
摘要本文是基于李群理论的相似变换方法的一个应用。将该方法应用于(3 + 1)维Burgers系统,得到了该系统的不变解。Burgers系统在流体力学、热传导、等离子体物理、交通流以及其他一些领域如声波传输和冲击波结构中有许多物理应用。由于Burgers系统是一个非线性偏微分方程系统,因此精确求解是一项困难的任务。将一个偏微分方程系统简化为一个偏微分方程系统,并通过适当的假设和选择其中出现的任意函数和常数进行求解。因此,得到的精确解包括多孤子、扭结波、周期多孤子、弹性多孤子和定常波。
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