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Another method for testing integrability is the Painleve test, see e.g. these lecture notes and references therein. It has some caveats: for example, certain changes of variables do not preserve the Painleve property. Yet another possibility for integrability testing is using higher symmetries, see e.g. here.

Another method is the Painleve test, see e.g. these lecture notes and references therein.

Another method for testing integrability is the Painleve test, see e.g. these lecture notes and references therein. It has some caveats: for example, certain changes of variables do not preserve the Painleve property. Yet another possibility for integrability testing is using higher symmetries, see e.g. here.

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Another method is the Painleve test, see e.g. these lecture notes and references therein.