2009Communications in Theoretical PhysicsRequires access

Noether-Type Symmetries and Associated Conservation Laws of Some Systems of Nonlinear PDEs

Jianqin Mei

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The algorithm for constructing conservation laws of Euler–Lagrange–type equations via Noether-type symmetry operators associated with partial Lagrangian has been presented. As applications, many new conservation laws of some important systems of nonlinear partial differential equations have been obtained.

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The algorithm for constructing conservation laws of Euler–Lagrange–type equations via Noether-type symmetry operators associated with partial Lagrangian has been presented. As applications, many new conservation laws of some important systems of nonlinear partial differential equations have been obtained.

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The algorithm for constructing conservation laws of Euler–Lagrange–type equations via Noether-type symmetry operators associated with partial Lagrangian has been presented. As applications, many new conservation laws of some important systems of nonlinear partial differential equations have been obtained.

Key concepts: Noether's theorem, Conservation law, Homogeneous space, Nonlinear system, Type (biology), Law, Physics, Mathematics

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