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most citedA hodograph transformation which applies to the heavenly equation

14 citations · 15 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

nlin.SI2003

Additional symmetries and solutions of the dispersionless KP hierarchy

Luis Martinez Alonso, Manuel Manas

The dispersionless KP hierarchy is considered from the point of view of the twistor formalism. A set of explicit additional symmetries is characterized and its action on the soluti…

nlin.SI20021 cited

On Twistor Solutions of the dKP Equation

Francisco Guil, Manuel Manas, Luis Martinez Alonso

The factorization problem for the group of canonical transformations close to the identity and the corresponding twistor equations for an ample family of canonical variables are co…

nlin.SI200214 cited

A hodograph transformation which applies to the heavenly equation

Manuel Manas, Luis Martinez Alonso

A hodograph transformation for a wide family of multidimensional nonlinear partial differential equations is presented. It is used to derive solutions of the heavenly equation (dis…

nlin.SI2001

Quasi-classical $\dbar$-method: Generating equations for dispersionless integrable hierarchies

L. V. Bogdanov, B. G. Konopelchenko, L. Martinez Alonso

The quasi-classical -dressing method is used to derive compact generating equations for dispersionless hierarchies. Dispersionless Kadomtsev-Petviashvili (KP) and t…

nlin.SI2001

dbar-approach to the dispersionless KP hierarchy

B. Konopelchenko, L. Martinez Alonso, O. Ragnisco

The dispersionless limit of the scalar nonlocal dbar-problem is derived. It is given by a special class of nonlinear first-order equations. A quasi-classical version of the dbar-dr…

solv-int1998

Singular sector of the KP hierarchy, -operators of non-zero index and associated integrable systems

Boris G. Konopelchenko, Luis Martinez Alonso, Elena Medina

Integrable hierarchies associated with the singular sector of the KP hierarchy, or equivalently, with $\dbar$-operators of non-zero index are studied. They arise as the restriction…