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Multion solutions of the (2+1)Broer-Kaup equations

Guo Guan

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In this paper, by using the generslized homogeneous balance method, the linearization form of the (2+1)Broer-Kaup equations are established. Starting from their linear form, the generalized solutions are constructed. This method used here is very simple and effective and can generalized to a large class of (2+1)evolution equations.

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In this paper, by using the generslized homogeneous balance method, the linearization form of the (2+1)Broer-Kaup equations are established. Starting from their linear form, the generalized solutions are constructed. This method used here is very simple and effective and can generalized to a large class of (2+1)evolution equations.

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In this paper, by using the generslized homogeneous balance method, the linearization form of the (2+1)Broer-Kaup equations are established. Starting from their linear form, the generalized solutions are constructed. This method used here is very simple and effective and can generalized to a large class of (2+1)evolution equations.

Key concepts: Linearization, Simple (philosophy), Mathematics, Homogeneous, Class (philosophy), Applied mathematics, Balance (ability), Mathematical analysis

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