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SUMMARY:Boris Kruglikov (UiT the Arctic University of Norway)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/GDEq/57/">OD
 Es with essential contact or point symmetries</a>\nby Boris Kruglikov (UiT
  the Arctic University of Norway) as part of Geometry of differential equa
 tions seminar\n\nLecture held in room 303 of the Independent University of
  Moscow.\n\nAbstract\n(joint work with Eivind Schneider)\n\nWe observe tha
 t\, up to conjugation\, a majority of higher order ODEs and ODE systems ha
 ve only point fiber-preserving symmetries (surprisingly this is also true 
 for "most interesting" ODEs). We describe all the exceptions in the case o
 f scal ar ODEs and systems of pairs of ODEs on a pair of functions. We exp
 loit classifications of Lie algebras of vector fields in 2 and 3 dimension
 s.\n\nWhile we can express scalar ODEs with essentially contact or point s
 ymmetry algebras via absolute and relative differential invariants\, we ha
 ve to invoke also conditional differential invariants in the case of ODE s
 ystems to deal with singular orbits of the action. In the scalar case the 
 result is partially due to Lie\, but we consider the global classification
  and discuss the algebra of relative invariants. For systems the result is
  new.\n\nInvestigating prolongations of the actions\, we observe some inte
 resting relations between different realizations of Lie algebras. We also 
 note that prolongation of a finite-dimensional Lie algebra acting on a dif
 ferential equation may not eventually become free. An example of underdete
 rmined ODE with this phenomenon shows limitations of the method of moving 
 frames.\n
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