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<p>The construction of explicit structures of conserved vectors plays diverse crucial roles in the study of nonlinear science inclusive of the fact that they are invoked in developing appropriate numerical schemes and for other mathematical analyses. Therefore, in this paper, we examine the conserved quantities of a nonlinear wave equation, existing in three dimensions, and highlight their applications in physical sciences. The robust technique of the Lie group theory of differential equations (DEs) is invoked to achieve analytic solutions to the equation. This technique is used in a systematic way to generate the Lie point symmetries of the equation under study. Consequently, an optimal system of one-dimensional (1-D) Lie subalgebras related to the equation is obtained. Thereafter, we engage the formal Lagrangian of the nonlinear wave equation in conjunction with various gained subalgebras to construct conservation laws of the equation under study using Ibragimov’s theorem for conserved vectors.</p>
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The construction of explicit structures of conserved vectors plays diverse crucial roles in the study of nonlinear science inclusive of the fact that they are invoked in developing appropriate numerical schemes and for other mathematical analyses. Therefore, in this paper, we examine the conserved quantities of a nonlinear wave equation, existing in three dimensions, and highlight their applications in physical sciences. The robust technique of the Lie group theory of differential equations (DEs) is invoked to achieve analytic solutions to the equation. This technique is used in a systematic way to generate the Lie point symmetries of the equation under study. Consequently, an optimal system of one-dimensional (1-D) Lie subalgebras related to the equation is obtained. Thereafter, we engage the formal Lagrangian of the nonlinear wave equation in conjunction with various gained subalgebras to construct conservation laws of the equation under study using Ibragimov’s theorem for conserved vectors.

Optimal System of 1-D Subalgebras and Conserved Quantities of A Nonlinear Wave Equation in Three Dimensions Arising in Engineering Physics

Material Science, Innovation and Modelling Research Focus Area

Department of Mathematical Sciences, North-West University

Acta Mechanica et Automatica

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The construction of explicit structures of conserved vectors plays diverse crucial roles in the study of nonlinear science inclusive of the fact that they are...

Optimal System of 1-D Subalgebras and Conserved Quantities of A Nonlinear Wave Equation in Three Dimensions Arising in Engineering Physics

Pubblicato online: 26 giu 2024

Pagine: 177 - 192

Ricevuto: 27 mar 2023

Accettato: 26 giu 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ama-2024-0022

Parole chiave
A nonlinear wave equation in three dimensions, Lie group theory of differential equations, 1-D optimal system of subalgebras, formal Lagrangian, conserved vectors

© 2024 Oke Davies Adeyemo et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Optimal System of 1-D Subalgebras and Conserved Quantities of A Nonlinear Wave Equation in Three Dimensions Arising in Engineering Physics

Pubblicato online: 26 giu 2024

Pagine: 177 - 192

Ricevuto: 27 mar 2023

Accettato: 26 giu 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ama-2024-0022

Parole chiaveA nonlinear wave equation in three dimensions, Lie group theory of differential equations, 1-D optimal system of subalgebras, formal Lagrangian, conserved vectors

© 2024 Oke Davies Adeyemo et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Parole chiave
A nonlinear wave equation in three dimensions, Lie group theory of differential equations, 1-D optimal system of subalgebras, formal Lagrangian, conserved vectors