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ISOMONODROMIC DEFORMATIONS OF HEUN AND PAINLEVÉ EQUATIONS. / Slavyanov, S.Yu.

в: Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, № 3, 2000, стр. 744-753.

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Slavyanov, SY 2000, 'ISOMONODROMIC DEFORMATIONS OF HEUN AND PAINLEVÉ EQUATIONS', Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, № 3, стр. 744-753. <http://elibrary.ru/item.asp?id=11876870>

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Slavyanov SY. ISOMONODROMIC DEFORMATIONS OF HEUN AND PAINLEVÉ EQUATIONS. Theoretical and Mathematical Physics. 2000;(3):744-753.

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Slavyanov, S.Yu. / ISOMONODROMIC DEFORMATIONS OF HEUN AND PAINLEVÉ EQUATIONS. в: Theoretical and Mathematical Physics. 2000 ; № 3. стр. 744-753.

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title = "ISOMONODROMIC DEFORMATIONS OF HEUN AND PAINLEV{\'E} EQUATIONS",
abstract = "Continuing the study of the relationship between the Heun and the Painlev{\'e} classes of equations reported in two previous papers, we formulate and prove the main theorem expressing this relationship. We give a Hamiltonian interpretation of the isomonodromic deformation condition and propose an alternative classification of the Painlev{\'e} equations, which includes ten equations.",
author = "S.Yu. Slavyanov",
year = "2000",
language = "English",
pages = "744--753",
journal = "Theoretical and Mathematical Physics (Russian Federation)",
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AB - Continuing the study of the relationship between the Heun and the Painlevé classes of equations reported in two previous papers, we formulate and prove the main theorem expressing this relationship. We give a Hamiltonian interpretation of the isomonodromic deformation condition and propose an alternative classification of the Painlevé equations, which includes ten equations.

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JO - Theoretical and Mathematical Physics (Russian Federation)

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