Moving Boundary Problems for a Cuspon Equation and Reciprocal Associates: Exact Solution via Painleve' Symmetry Reduction

Here classes of moving boundary problems of Stefan-type for both an established non-linear evolution equation of cuspon theory and novel reciprocally linked solitonic equations are shown to be solvable via Painleve' II symmetry reduction. 7 pages, 0 figures

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Open Communications in Nonlinear Mathematical Physics
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2026-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.46298/ocnmp.18295
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Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
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Moving Boundary Problems for a Cuspon Equation and Reciprocal Associates: Exact Solution via Painleve' Symmetry Reduction

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Moving Boundary Problems for a Cuspon Equation and Reciprocal Associates: Exact Solution via Painleve' Symmetry Reduction

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Here classes of moving boundary problems of Stefan-type for both an established non-linear evolution equation of cuspon theory and novel reciprocally linked solitonic equations are shown to be solvable via Painleve' II symmetry reduction. 7 pages, 0 figures

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