A Note on Infinite Conservation Laws in Liouville Equation
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Abstract
In this note, two Lax representations are presented for the Liouville equation. From each representation one may deduce an infinite family of conserved quantities in involution. However, members coming from different families are not in involution to each other.
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WU Pingfeng, GUAN Xiwen, XIONG Zhuang, ZHOU Huanqiang. A Note on Infinite Conservation Laws in Liouville Equation[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1992, 9(7): 337-340.
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WU Pingfeng, GUAN Xiwen, XIONG Zhuang, ZHOU Huanqiang. A Note on Infinite Conservation Laws in Liouville Equation[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1992, 9(7): 337-340.
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WU Pingfeng, GUAN Xiwen, XIONG Zhuang, ZHOU Huanqiang. A Note on Infinite Conservation Laws in Liouville Equation[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1992, 9(7): 337-340.
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WU Pingfeng, GUAN Xiwen, XIONG Zhuang, ZHOU Huanqiang. A Note on Infinite Conservation Laws in Liouville Equation[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1992, 9(7): 337-340.
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