Titlebook: Loewy Decomposition of Linear Differential Equations; Fritz Schwarz Book 2012 Springer-Verlag Wien 2012 Computer Algebra Software.Differen

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Equations with Finite-Dimensional Solution Space, have the distinctive property that their general solution does not involve functions depending on one or more arguments, but only a finite number of constants. In other words, its general solution has the structure of a finite-dimensional vector space over constants like in the ordinary case. At fi

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Decomposition of Second-Order Operators,t the corresponding differential equations have a general solution involving not only constants but undetermined functions of varying numbers of arguments. Loewy’s results are applied to individual linear pde’s of second order in the plane with coordinates . and ., and the principal ideals generated

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Solving Second-Order Equations, general properties of the solutions are discussed. For linear ode’s, or systems of linear pde’s with a finite dimensional solution space considered in Chap.3, the undetermined elements in the general solution are constants. By contrast, for general pde’s the undetermined elements are described by T

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Decomposition of Third-Order Operators,leading derivative. If invariance under permutations is taken into account, three cases with leading derivative ., . or . are distinguished. The corresponding ideals are of differential dimension (1, 3).

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