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Title: Extended symmetries of the 3D kinetic electron plasma waves


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Extended symmetries of the 3D kinetic electron
plasma waves   
  • V. B. Taranov
  • Institute for Nuclear Research, Kyiv, Ukraine
  • v.taranov_at_hotmail.com

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Manifold of solutions
  • Lie point, conditional and extended symmetries

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MAPLE 12 PROGRAM
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CONCLUSIONS
  • 1. Hydrodynamic plasma theory.
  • Continuous symmetries of the partial differential
    equations can be obtained by usual Lie group
    algorithm. Standard programs of Maple 12 package
    allow us to find the symmetries for nonlinear
    equations and systems of equations.
  • Conditional symmetries are possible when the
    manifold of solutions is reduced by certain
    additional conditions. From the physical point of
    view, these symmetry extensions are due to the
    simpler structure of nonlinear waves in the
    vicinity of their critical points.
  • 2. Kinetic plasma theory.
  • Continuous symmetries of the integro-differential
    equations can be obtained by an indirect method
    (from the symmetries of the infinite system of
    PDEs for the moments of distribution functions)
    and by the direct methods. Maple 12 standard
    programs can help us even in this case.
  • Conditional symmetries are possible in kinetic
    theory case, too.
  • Moreover, extended symmetries appear if some
    global conditions are weakened.
  • Wavelet type extended symmetries are possible
    for the systems containing finite order moments
    of distribution functions.

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