Authors :
J. E. Okeke; O.C. Okoli; T. A. Obi; R.N. Ujumad
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 3 - March
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6396936
Abstract :
Conservation laws and symmetries of partial
differential equations (PDEs) are very useful in finding
new methods for reducing PDEs. In this paper, we study
the conservation laws and symmetries of a class of a
famous fourth-order Kuramoto Sivashinsky (KS)
equation. The invariance properties of the conserved
vectors with the Lie point symmetry generators are
examined using the Double reduction method. With the
Double reduction method, the equation is reduced into
solvable PDEs or even ordinary differential equations.
Some of these reductions yielded some important
differential equations that have been investigated by
many reseachers. Furthermore, we obtain important and
nontrivial solution in terms of generalized
Hypergeometric function which possesses significant
features in evolution phenomena. Our results not only
contributed extra features to the already existing
solutions in literature but are also useful in the analysis of
wave propagation in plasma, solid state and fluid physics.
Keywords :
Lie Symmetries; Conservation Laws; Double Reduction; Exact Solutions
Conservation laws and symmetries of partial
differential equations (PDEs) are very useful in finding
new methods for reducing PDEs. In this paper, we study
the conservation laws and symmetries of a class of a
famous fourth-order Kuramoto Sivashinsky (KS)
equation. The invariance properties of the conserved
vectors with the Lie point symmetry generators are
examined using the Double reduction method. With the
Double reduction method, the equation is reduced into
solvable PDEs or even ordinary differential equations.
Some of these reductions yielded some important
differential equations that have been investigated by
many reseachers. Furthermore, we obtain important and
nontrivial solution in terms of generalized
Hypergeometric function which possesses significant
features in evolution phenomena. Our results not only
contributed extra features to the already existing
solutions in literature but are also useful in the analysis of
wave propagation in plasma, solid state and fluid physics.
Keywords :
Lie Symmetries; Conservation Laws; Double Reduction; Exact Solutions