Tzitzeica equation

The Tzitzeica equation is a nonlinear partial differential equation devised by Gheorghe Țițeica in 1907 in the study of differential geometry, describing surfaces of constant affine curvature.[1] The Tzitzeica equation has also been used in nonlinear physics, being an integrable 1+1 dimensional Lorentz invariant system.[2]

$u_{xy}=\exp(u)-\exp(-2u).$

On substituting

w(x,y)=\exp(u(x,y))

the equation becomes

$w(x,y)_{y,x}w(x,y)-w(x,y)_{x}w(x,y)_{y}-w(x,y)^{3}+1=0$ .

One obtains the traveling solution of the original equation by the reverse transformation $u(x,y)=\ln(w(x,y))$ .

References

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