Fundamental Transformations to Inhomogeneous Parabolic PDEs

The present paper is devoted to inhomogeneous (1 + 1) parabolic equations. In particular, we find a mapping which transforms the equations into a target equation. We prove a necessary condition which allows for the inhomogeneity to vanish. Consequently, we provide a concise presentation on a method of integrability of these equations. The theory is illustrated by several examples.

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Journal of Mathematics
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1155/jom/5578333
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Fundamental Transformations to Inhomogeneous Parabolic PDEs

Sameerah Jamal
Journal of Mathematics
Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Fundamental Transformations to Inhomogeneous Parabolic PDEs

Sameerah Jamal
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Abstract

The present paper is devoted to inhomogeneous (1 + 1) parabolic equations. In particular, we find a mapping which transforms the equations into a target equation. We prove a necessary condition which allows for the inhomogeneity to vanish. Consequently, we provide a concise presentation on a method of integrability of these equations. The theory is illustrated by several examples.

Journal of MathematicsVol. 2025(1)
African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (ZA), University of the Witwatersrand (ZA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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