On differential equations invariant under a projective transformation group: integrability and reductions
Marianna Euler, Norbert Euler, Francesco Oliveri

TL;DR
This paper investigates projective invariants for differential equations, constructs a class of nonlinear evolution equations, identifies symmetry-integrable cases, and explores their reductions and hierarchy, revealing connections to the Schwarzian KdV.
Contribution
It introduces a method to find invariants under projective transformations and classifies symmetry-integrable equations within this framework, including the fully nonlinear third-order equation.
Findings
Identified invariants up to order seven for projective transformations.
Found the unique third-order symmetry-integrable evolution equation and its recursion operator.
Established hierarchy and reductions of higher-order integrable equations.
Abstract
We consider a projective transformation and establish the invariants for this transformation group up to order seven. We use the obtained invariants to construct a class of nonlinear evolution equations and identify some symmetry-integrable equations in this class. Notably, the only symmetry-integrable evolution equation of order three in this class is a fully-nonlinear equation for which we find the recursion operator and its connection to the Schwarzian KdV. We furthermore establish that higher-order symmetry-integrable equations in this class belong to the hierarchy of the fully-nonlinear 3rd-order equation and prove this for the 5th-order case as well as for the quasi-linear 7th-order case. We list all symmetry reductions of this 3rd-order fully-nonlinear symmetry-integrable evolution equation to ordinary differential equations by exploiting the 1-dimensional optimal Lie symmetry…
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Taxonomy
TopicsDifferential Equations and Boundary Problems · Numerical methods for differential equations · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
