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New symmetry reduction method for (1+1)-dimensional differential-difference equations
We propose a new symmetry reduction method for (1+1)-dimensional differential-difference equations (DDEs), namely, the λ-symmetry reduction method of solving ordinary differential equations is generalized to DDEs. Order-reduction processes are a consequence of the invariance of the given DDE under vector fields of the new class. These vector fields satisfy a new prolongation formula. A simple example of order-reduction is provided to illustrate the application.
期刊介绍:
Frontiers of Physics is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to showcasing the latest advancements and significant progress in various research areas within the field of physics. The journal's scope is broad, covering a range of topics that include:
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The journal's mission is to highlight frontier achievements, hot topics, and cross-disciplinary points in physics, facilitating communication and idea exchange among physicists both in China and internationally. It serves as a platform for researchers to share their findings and insights, fostering collaboration and innovation across different areas of physics.