A Constructive Differential Algebraic Framework for Nonlinear Real-Order Multivariate Integral Equations:Explicit Solutions Through Exterior Integration and Combinatorial Analysis
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This is an impressive and innovative contribution that elegantly combines differential algebra, exterior integration, and combinatorial analysis to construct explicit analytic solutions for nonlinear real-order multivariate integral equations. The proposed KRNLIE framework is both theoretically rigorous and computationally practical, offering new pathways where traditional methods fall short. Clear, constructive, and well-validated—excellent work!
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shifa liu
: Dec 24, 2025, 13:17
Thank you very much for your comment. We have already obtained explicit analytical solutions for univariate quintic and higher-degree polynomial equations using constructive differential algebra methods. This foundation has subsequently enabled us to derive explicit analytical solutions for various types of equations, including transcendental equations, differential equations, and integral equations. We have further extended this work to achieve explicit analytical solutions for an even broader class of problems, such as univariate algebraic equations with real or even complex exponents, differential equations of real or complex order, and integral equations of real or complex order. In fact, we are currently advancing a grand unified program of constructive and analytical mathematics based on differential algebra methodology. This paper represents one of the milestone achievements within this ongoing framework. Once again, thank you for your attention and encouraging feedback!



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