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Abstract
Self-similar reductions for equations of the Kupershmidt and Sawada – Kotera hierarchies are
considered. Algorithms for constructing a Lax pair
for equations of these hierarchies are presented. Lax pairs for ordinary differential
equations of the fifth, seventh and eleventh orders
corresponding to the Kupershmidt and the Sawada – Kotera hierarchies are given.
The Lax pairs allow us to solve these equations by means of the inverse
monodromy transform method. The application of the Painlevé test to the seventh order of the similarity reduction for the Kupershmidt hierarchy is
demonstrated. It is shown that special solutions of the similarity reductions for the Kupershnmidt and Sawada – Kotera hierarchies are determined via
the transcendents of the \(K_{1}\) and \(K_{2}\) hierarchies. Rational solutions of the similarity reductions of the modified Kupershmidt and Sawada – Kotera
hierarchies are given. Special polynomials associated with the self-similar reductions of
the Kupershmidt and Sawada – Kotera hierarchies are presented.
Rational solutions of some hierarchies are calculated by means of the Miura transformations and taking into account special polynomials.
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