Singular manifold method for an equation in 2+1 dimensions
P. G. Estevez, J. Prada
Abstract
he Singular Manifold Method is presented as an excellent tool to study a 2+1 dimensional equation in despite of the fact that the same method presents several problems when applied to 1+1 reductions of the same equation. Nevertheless these problems are solved when the number of dimensions of the equation is increased.
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