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On One- and Two-Periodic Wave Solutions of the Ninth-Order KdV Equation

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In this paper, periodic wave solutions of the ninth-order KdV equation are constructed and expressed explicitily in terms of bilinear forms obtained on the basis of a multidimensional Riemann theta-function. The dynamic futures of these solutions are discussed.

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Pang, J., He, L.C. & Zhao, Z.L. On One- and Two-Periodic Wave Solutions of the Ninth-Order KdV Equation. Math Notes 103, 943–951 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0001434618050310

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