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Special Solutions of Bi-Riccati Delay-Differential Equations
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Delay-differential equations are functional differential equations that involve shifts and derivatives with respect to a single independent variable. Some integrability candidates in this class have been identified by various means. For three of these equations we consider their elliptic and soliton-type solutions. Using Hirota's bilinear method, we find that two of our equations possess three-soliton-type solutions.
Keywords: delay-differential equations; elliptic solutions; solitons. 
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