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The study is devoted to the analytical theory of ordinary differential equations. In the introduction, it is said that the object of investigation is nonlinear third-order autonomous differential equations with a moving singular line, and whose two-parameter rational solutions are known. The study aims to clarify how to obtain two-parameter rational solutions from the general solutions of these equations. In the analytical theory of differential equations, as a rule, nonlinear differential equations have negative resonances. Among these resonances is the resonance equal to –1 (trivial case). However, it is asserted in some of the researchers’ papers that the nature of these negative resonances has not been found until now. The equations only with non-trivial negative resonance arose the interest of researchers. And it appears that the rational solutions of the equations can be constructed by their negative resonances. In this paper, a necessary and sufficient condition is indicated, at which the two-parameter rational solution of the equation with a moving singular line can be obtained from its general solution.

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  • The study is devoted to the analytical theory of ordinary differential equations

  • it is said that the object of investigation is nonlinear third-order autonomous differential equations

  • only with non-trivial negative resonance arose the interest of researchers

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The study is devoted to the analytical theory of ordinary differential equations. In the introduction, it is said that the object of investigation is nonlinear third-order autonomous differential equations with a moving singular line, and whose two-parameter rational solutions are known. Рассмотрим два дифференциальных уравнения с подвижной особой линией из [8] и [9] соответственно В [8] приведено двухпараметрическое рациональное решение уравнения (3) Что (4) также имеет двухпараметрическое рациональное решение x = - 1 z - z1

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