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  3. Zeros of Polynomials and Solvable Nonlinear Evolution Equations
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Publisher:
Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:
September 2018
Print publication year:
2018
Online ISBN:
9781108553124
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108553124
Subjects:
Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy, Mathematical Physics, Theoretical Physics and Mathematical Physics
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Book description

Reporting a novel breakthrough in the identification and investigation of solvable and integrable nonlinearly coupled evolution ordinary differential equations (ODEs) or partial differential equations (PDEs), this text includes practical examples throughout to illustrate the theoretical concepts. Beginning with systems of ODEs, including second-order ODEs of Newtonian type, it then discusses systems of PDEs, and systems evolving in discrete time. It reports a novel, differential algorithm which can be used to evaluate all the zeros of a generic polynomial of arbitrary degree: a remarkable development of a fundamental mathematical problem with a long history. The book will be of interest to applied mathematicians and mathematical physicists working in the area of integrable and solvable non-linear evolution equations; it can also be used as supplementary reading material for general applied mathematics or mathematical physics courses.

Reviews

'This concise book discusses the mathematical tools used to model complex phenomena via systems of nonlinear equations, which can be useful to describe many-body problems. Starting from a well-established approach to solvable dynamical systems identification, the author proposes a novel algorithm that allows some of the restrictions of this approach to be eliminated and, thus, identifies more solvable/integrable N-body problems. … the book presents many examples to show its application and impact. … [It] is addressed to both applied mathematicians and theoretical physicists, and can be used as a basic text for a topical course for advanced undergraduates.'

Virginia Greco Source: CERN Courier

‘The monograph is self-contained and accessible to a wide range of readers. In particular, those interested in the use of transformation techniques, in the study of integrable systems, will find this book especially valuable and useful.’

D. Catalano Ferraioli Source: MathSciNet

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Contents
  • 2 - Parameter-Dependent Monic Polynomials: Definitions, Key Formulas and Other Preliminaries
    pp 4-25
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