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In this article the exact solution of Burgers’ equation represented as an infinite series is transformed into a simpler form involving the elliptic functionϑ 3(υ, q). To evaluateϑ 3(υ, q), we use the Jacobi Imaginary Transformation. It is made clear that the solutions obtained by the proposed approach are numerically stable and precise.
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Прелтожено преобраэование тонного решения уравнения Бюргера, представленного в виде бесконечного ряда, в более простую Форму с иснольэованием эллинтической Функдииϑ 3(υ, q). Дяя вычисленияϑ 3(υ, q) испольэуется мнимое преобраэование Якоби. Покаэано, что иолученные таким обраэом решения являются численно устойчивыми и точными.
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Sugihara, M., Fujino, S. Numerical solutions of Burgers’ equation with a large Reynolds number. Reliable Comput 2, 173–179 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02425921
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