On the Classification of Scalar Non-Polynomial Evolution Equations: Quasilinearity
Ayse Humeyra Bilge
Abstract
We prove that, for m 7, scalar evolution equations of the form ut=F(x,t,u,...,um) which admit a nontrivial conserved density of order m+1 are linear in um. The existence of such conserved densities is a necesary condition for integrability in the sense of admitting a formal symmetry, hence integrable scalar evolution equations of order m 7 are quasilinear.
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