Group transformations applied to the K.d.V. equation for a class of initial conditions, can provide a "quasi-invariant" new equation where the time is now renormalised (corresponding to an asymptotic self-similar solution). The fact that the new dispersion term is now time dependent leads to an evol
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Numerical method for the time evolution of the Dirac equation
β Scribed by Wu, J. ;Bai, J. J. ;Cusson, R. Y.
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- Springer
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- 1990
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- 335
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- 1434-601X
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