We point out that in certain cases, all the differential equations (for given indipendent and dependent variables) possessing a given symmetry necessarily share a common solution. Under weaker conditions, all such differential equations have a solution - in general, different for different equations - characterized by a common symmetry. We characterize this situation and the common solution, or the common symmetry of solutions, and give concrete examples.
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Gaeta et al. (1998) studied this question.
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